Desi provides light relief (his hopeful anticipation of "Octopus and Scrabble" gets the biggest laughs) as well as ambivalent creepiness.
They are, at a guess, not supporters of the Wages for Housework movement; they may well be ambivalent about the tenets of feminism itself.
And while Kreis may have had his midfield selection headache for next week inadvertently eased by Ned Grabavoy's studs up straight red card on Saturday night, he could well be ambivalent about the "luxury problem" heading his way, regardless of how blessed he feels about the quality of the reinforcements.
She is intrigued by Gerald's sexuality, seeing his well-documented ambivalent masculinity as signifying repressed homosexuality, so she has invented a character and a storyline to delineate this.
"At the time I really didn't understand what he meant, but now... well, I'm ambivalent," Mr. Kirchner told The Times in 1973.
It was, he reported, "a fascinating experience affording me a taste of the grinding toil of a low-white-collar job, as well as the ambivalent relationship" between bosses and workers.
The results of this study also provide new grounds for understanding trophic interactions at the regional scale as well as the ambivalent effect of landscape complexity on pest and natural enemy populations.
Moreover, the mutual alliance strategy as well as the ambivalent alliance strategy incorporate certain elements of patient-centredness such as finding common ground regarding management and enhancing the doctor-patient relationship [ 48].
As France's players rejoiced at full-time in Munich, even well-wishers felt ambivalent.
For those hoping the campaign might counter the Fox News blackout and reach the climate-ambivalent, well, that seems unlikely.
