Examples of 'very ambivalent' in a sentence
Meaning of "very ambivalent"
Very ambivalent: A term describing mixed or conflicting feelings or attitudes towards something, expressing uncertainty or indecisiveness
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I always had a very ambivalent relationship to my mother.
The attitude of the middle class to state enterprise and planning is very ambivalent indeed.
I think he was very ambivalent about his status as it was.
And I am afraid that what we are seeing so far is a very ambivalent stance.
I have a very ambivalent relationship with poetry.
It is with these people that Judaism has a very ambivalent attitude.
I feel very ambivalent about this.
I hope for an agreement, but the situation is very ambivalent.
So this created very ambivalent attitudes.
A very ambivalent attitude.
Showed that officers were very ambivalent about CAPS.
I am very ambivalent about most things.
That 's why people had a very ambivalent reaction to it.
I am very ambivalent concerning this episode of the Sopranos.
Overall, local actors have been very ambivalent towards these processes.
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I was very ambivalent myself about Germany's participation in the war.
To that extent, the strategy of delivering results is a very ambivalent strategy.
I really had very ambivalent feelings.
But the Socialists have always been in this area, very ambivalent.
I have always been very ambivalent towards his writings.
As with so many such issues, I find myself very ambivalent.
Paula has a very ambivalent attitude toward the situation.
She 's still very ambivalent.
I feel very ambivalent about this . I am filled with ambivalence.
She was very ambivalent.
They have very ambivalent positions regarding search engines.
The two men were to have a very ambivalent relationship for decades to come.
He felt very ambivalent about it.
Anthropologists themselves have a very ambivalent relationship with the past of their discipline.
They are very ambivalent about what they believe.
It was very ambivalent.
She has a very ambivalent relationship with Wilhelmina.
So there is a very ambivalent attitude to Gödel.
So I am very ambivalent about this technology.
The United States had a very ambivalent position on the Syrian revolt.
The colonial state had very ambivalent relationship with Arabic language and the Islamic clergy.
The public has a very ambivalent view of European structural policy.
I feel very ambivalent about Judas.
Well, I have a very ambivalent relationship with cats.
So there's a very ambivalent attitude to Gödel. Even now, a century after his birth.
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I always had a very ambivalent relationship to my mother
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