Significats de more ambivalent en anglès

But by the time we were ten, we'd grown more ambivalent about it.

This was something more ambivalent, a notion of approaching divinity.

As he has got older he has become more ambivalent.

McNamara's feelings about his Air Force chief were more ambivalent.

Ivan is more ambivalent, or perhaps simply more fearful.

In fact, Critchley's attitude to the early Christians is more ambivalent than this makes it sound.

I feel even more ambivalent about that.

Today, his feelings are more ambivalent.

Huli jing more ambivalent, like kitsune.

At times, however, police chiefs have displayed a more ambivalent stance and argued that such relationships could be permitted.

Investors have been more ambivalent.

They expected the tour to be a gong-banging exercise for the Labour party, but we were much more ambivalent about it.

The ruling Labor party has been more ambivalent, with then-Prime Minster Julia Gillard coming out against rapid population growth back in 2010.

However, households earning less than $50,000 were more ambivalent.

She looked as good as dead at the end of the first series, but she's back - apparently in a more ambivalent role.

But while (in their original incarnation) those styles reflected anxiety around "selling out," today's version is more ambivalent toward its market reality.