Examples of using Ambivalent in English and their translations into Danish
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Sadly, however, the Union' s policy is ambivalent.
Perhaps a sympathetic American President means more to me than an ambivalent British electorate.
I'm treating Mr. Sluiter for an early attachment disorder with ambivalent attachment style due to neglect by his mother.
Mr President-in-Office, how do you intend to use the same ambivalent policy which the Netherlands applies to drugs as a means of combating crime?
Fellow composer and writer Karl Aage Rasmussen has pointed to the ambivalent and the partly hidden as some of the most characteristic features of Nordentoft- something the latter can recognize.
there are some ambivalent attitudes: President Medvedev
Should one group within the school system become dissatisfied or ambivalent, it can create a domino effect that disrupts the entire educational community.
overlapping and ambivalent components.
then you have ambivalent feelings.
As an avid reader of the reviews of Emil Frederiksen, I was conversant with his cryptic, ambivalent form of expression;
the attitude of patients to his ambivalent.
The symphonic subject is ambivalent and its musical potential is dependent on the degree of such ambivalence, on dualism.
which appears to be ambivalent.
Personally, my relation to the United States has been very ambivalent, primarily for political reasons.
which makes the movement fluctuating and ambivalent.
Mr President, I should like to confess to the Members of this Chamber that I feel rather ambivalent about this issue.
This ambivalent situation needs to be borne in mind by everyone championing more effective ways of protecting health from the spread in the use of tobacco which,
the forthcoming general election, with several ministers in recent months giving very ambivalent signals.
By contrast, controllers were much more ambivalent, some believing the men were basically'good'
As an avid reader of the reviews of Emil Frederiksen, I was conversant with his cryptic, ambivalent form of expression;