Ambivalence toward formalism is characteristic of American legal discourse.
Being near her calmed him, despite his ambivalence.
Brown - Any shade of brown will do, just be sure not to use too much brown as it can lead to procrastination, laziness or ambivalence.
Clearly, the historical turn of events from non-violence to nuclear armament, suggest a deep ambivalence about Mahatma Gandhi's legacy.
He felt ambivalence from the committee in relation to genomics.
He felt an ambivalence about the nature of the inmates.
He gets very upset if I am late to meet him as he sees this as a sign of my ambivalence.
I am thinking that your guy is sensing your ambivalence and that what he is reacting to is the unspoken conversation the two of you are not having.
In the short term, such ambivalence is not a problem.
In your letter, you say that, "If I am late to meet him as he sees this as a sign of my ambivalence.
It has been theorized that Munchausen patients are motivated by a desire to be cared for, a need for attention, dependency, an ambivalence toward doctors, or a need to suffer.
It is essential to recognize that, in such cases, there is likely to be a degree of ambivalence about their class allegiances.
It led to a certain ambivalence in their attitudes toward the organized labor movement, despite their commitment to greater economic equality.
Leader We acknowledge before your throne of mercy, O Lord, the sin of indifference and ambivalence.
Paul was faced with deep ambivalence toward the prevailing culture.
Remember, the best rain suit will allow you to make the best out your outdoor activities, even amidst the ambivalence of Mother Nature.
Respondents expressed ambivalence to their drugs in various ways.
That's one of the things on which I have the greatest ambivalence, actually.
The greatest problem for population numbers came from the Sikh people's own ambivalence about their identity.
The moral ambivalence of the rogue narrative encouraged divergent political readings.
The policy toward people with a learning disability has been marked by deep ambivalence.
The reaction of the American public to the invasion of Iraq reveals a startling ambivalence to war in contemporary times.
The study found that care outside the family at these times was still regarded with ambivalence and sometimes outright hostility by many childcare providers.
There is also a great deal of ambivalence and indecision associated with this stage of life, meaning that there is internal conflict as well as tension between the toddler and his or her environment.
There was ambivalence in the minds of Scottish policy makers toward community empowerment.
There was ambivalence shown toward funding partnerships.
There was considerable ambivalence about the strain of living with an elderly parent.
They showed ambivalence with regard to the second decision.
This pattern is characterized by an emotional ambivalence in the child and a physical resistance to the primary caregiver.
We can't resolve the ambivalence in Marx -- or at least in possible interpretations of Marx.
When Dr. Drake returned to GH in 2006, his character was a struggling alcoholic whose son, also on staff at the hospital, felt a combination of ambivalence and dislike for his father.
Your unspoken ambivalence about the relationship is demonstrated in your lateness.