ambivalent in a sentence

76- He has fairly ambivalent feelings towards his father.

77- We are both somewhat ambivalent about having a child.

78- As producers, their views will be more ambivalent, depending on whether they work in sunset or sunrise industries.

79- Her distaste has since evolved into ambivalent fascination.

80- Individuals are often so ambivalent about trying to restore a relationship that they back away without making an effort.

81- But elements of a more ambivalent, productive, associative approach to signification also exist within feminist psychology.

82- Yet water is strangely ambivalent in human experience.

83- However, he has been ambivalent on the military budget, overall.

84- To the extent that he focused on Indochina at all, he was ambivalent.

85- He has an ambivalent attitude towards her.

86- He feels rather ambivalent about his role as teacher.

87- Yet water is strangely ambivalent in human experience.



88- He has an ambivalent attitude towards her.

89- He has fairly ambivalent feelings towards his father.

90- I must have acquired ambivalent attitude towards women from her.

91- I must have acquired ambivalent attitude towards women from her.

92- However, he has been ambivalent on the military budget, overall.

93- The attitude of the nationalised Boards to the accelerating growth of the postwar space heating load was ambivalent.

94- John Kennedy was even more ambivalent about the Shah than Eisenhower had been.

95- But elements of a more ambivalent, productive, associative approach to signification also exist within feminist psychology.

96- Telegraph/Times readers were more ambivalent, however, and our small sample of Guardian readers preferred the press by a big majority.

97- But the girl appears to be beset by powerful ambivalent feelings as she looks at the wolf resting beside her.

98- The party's position on nuclear weapons is deeply ambivalent.

99- To the extent that he focused on Indochina at all, he was ambivalent.

ambivalent in a sentence