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Example sentences for: ambivalence

How can you use “ambivalence” in a sentence? Here are some example sentences to help you improve your vocabulary:

Bettelheim had no overarching theory, but he had an abiding preoccupation: authority and the ambivalence it inspires.
In work and in life, Cornwell screams ambivalence, which may explain why she's so popular and so queasily interesting.
In “Relativity,” Medley serves us a cautionary tale of the costs of our chronic ambivalence about the critical issues of race and justice in science.
Most Tories loathe the European Union, and Major has alienated them with his ambivalence toward it.
Yes, it's ironic, but predictable, that people express ambivalence toward second or heritage languages: They attack languages such as Spanish that they perceive as a threat, while defending "cute" languages like Boontling (you and I are may be the only ones in the audience who know what that is) or "antique" languages like Cornish.