Sentence examples for when ambivalent from inspiring English sources
When ambivalent results came back they had the tests repeated to be certain about whether the symptoms were due to cancer.
Another British raider exported the big prize at the Curragh yesterday when Ambivalent, trained by Roger Varian, made all in the Oxigen Pretty Polly Stakes.
In a nationally representative sample, when comparing ambivalent and non-ambivalent infants, infants were more likely to be classified in the ambivalent category when the mothers did not take maternity leave (Pisciella 2008).
When this ambivalent homage to his father was booed in Cannes, Babenco said: "I felt as though they were booing my life".
The early 1970s were not "the Reagan Revolution-in-waiting," he contends, but an unsettled era when evangelicals' ambivalent political impulses had not yet hardened and left-leaning activists had prospects nearly as bright as their peers on the right.
Vietnam veterans bitterly remind anyone who will listen that there was a time when an ambivalent public had not yet learned how to separate feelings about an unpopular war from the warriors who were fighting it.
But things begin to spin out of control when an ambivalent, mysterious blackmailer, played by Goran Visnjic, appears with a videotape of Beau and his lover having sex, which would link her son to the dead man.
Apart from the opening salvo of his first-round game against Liu Chuang - when an ambivalent O'Sullivan seemed to be wondering whether to play the entire session left-handed, or at least a frame or two with his feet - the results of his matches were never in question.
Participants were often ambivalent when discussing when, and indeed if, to return to Germany.
Mr. Dylan himself seems ambivalent when he returns, more seriously, to the question of when he first understood that his father was famous.
Even when he grew ambivalent about the village after reaching manhood, it remained his world, for he never grew ambivalent about its lovely setting of woodlands, streams, and meadows.
