Sentences with ambivalence
am·biv·a·lence
A a - There is, however, a gnawing ambivalence inherent in our reception of these luminaries.
- Thus it falls to the intimacy-seeking female to blockade the escape routes and lure those men out of ambivalence and into domesticity.
- Canberra's increasing ambivalence about capital punishment surely undermined the credibility of its argument.
- Similarly, because of a profound ambivalence over the complete emancipation of homosexuals from the marginalisation.