ambivalence造句

She felt a certain ambivalence towards him.

High ambivalence may be useful in some situations, and low ambivalence in others, researchers say.

But lately ambivalence is turning into out-and-out royalism.

He understood the public's ambivalence, shown by every poll.

But underlying all of them was America's own ambivalence.

Their ambivalence gave us a chance to play for time and recoup.

This ambivalence is a mistake; to me, they are perhaps the greatest heroes of all.

On one level this parable shows the Baal Shem Tov's ambivalence about going to Palestine.

The chancellor's ambivalence is the key to understanding where Germany is right now.

Attitudinal ambivalence refers to the extent to which individuals' attitudes toward an attitude object include both positive and negative evaluations.

Noting the authorities' ambivalence towards the celebrations, Iran's foreign adversaries, including President Barack Obama, sent pointed messages of congratulation.

But now that its profile in the world is no longer that of heroic victim, their ambivalence has grown.

He sums up the ambivalence of many who oscillate between seeing modern South Africa as a glass half-empty or a glass half-full.

I raise this point, I begin with this point because in many countries there is a deep ambivalence about military action today, no matter what the cause.

In this peculiar failing, and in the bashfulness with which a British person receives praise, I invite you to witness our national ambivalence to success.

The country's leaders expect new Arab governments to adopt more of their viscerally anti-Western, anti-Israel policies, which the Green Movement regards with ambivalence.

Though he denies republicanism, he has confessed to "ambivalence" about the royal family, seeing it as the apex of a fossilised class system.

“We need further research to find out if part of what we’ve been addressing as ‘ambivalence’ is in fact male-partner influence on women’s reproductive health and autonomy, ” explains Miller.

Due to the extrinsic repression of political sufferings, ZHANGXian-liang' s intrinsic personality was divided, which resulted in his ambivalence of novel idea, duality of creative motive, duality and dream-like characteristics of novel text.

And although people don't fall neatly into one camp or the other, in general, individuals who tend toward ambivalence do so fairly consistently across different areas of their lives.