Sentence examples for with ambivalent from inspiring English sources

She rarely does interviews and she is, at least to begin with, ambivalent and nervous.

"You finish second, it's like, 'I'm second in the world,' " Miller told friends this afternoon with ambivalent shrugs.

The veteran pulled out plenty when challenged, however, and was a comfortable two-length winner as the 10-11 favourite, with Ambivalent staying on for third.

For those whose own families have treated them with ambivalent hostility, the upswing of hate crimes since the election recapitulates old experiences of rejection.

And yet her new single, "Mono" (available for download at www.courtneylove.com), is furious and passionate, overstuffed with ambivalent rallying cries and secondhand guitar riffs and incoherent snarls.

And as I examined its cunning styling — the minuscule waistband that so ably exaggerates the fullness of bust and padded hips — I was filled with ambivalent emotions of recollected pleasure and stern reproach.

Piercing and understated, with a lovely performance by Jeanne Moreau as a survivor with an ambivalent relationship with the past and her own identity.

To many in Harney County, a place with an ambivalent relationship with government, the image of the Hammonds as persecuted victims of authority is persuasive.

The game's audio was met with an ambivalent reaction, with critics enjoying the music but complaining about the "annoying" character catchphrases.

These skills enable them to support quit attempts, interact with patients ambivalent about quitting, and deal with physical, psychological, and social barriers to quitting.

She wanted to work with male surrogates for a change, and talking dummies, with their ambivalent characteristics — human and inhuman, child and adult, cute and nasty — struck her as a rich source.