Examples of using Ambivalent in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Blood pressure was higher with ambivalent relationships than it was with friends or outright enemies.
Since the days of Juan Peron the government's attitude to Jews has been ambivalent.
measures of control and loss of control in view of ambivalent states of the uncanny.
and Hungary, an ambivalent member of the Axis,
However, the composite portrait of him in Mikey Cuddihy's ambivalent account of her 1960s childhood at Summerhill is not particularly flattering.
I was ambivalent about this for various reasons:
My ambivalent feelings come up with most of the celebrity chefs I watch on TV.
Well Phoebe might be a little ambivalent about me, but, ha, ha the others are, you know?
This book reveals Rav Shneur Zalman's ambivalent attitude towards human intellect,
The research before you reveals his ambivalent attitude towards human intellect, and thus presents his
Even the two years I spent in a Zen monastery in Japan with a wonderful Zen teacher did not lead me to change that ambivalent position.
funding for the program was far from certain, given Eisenhower's ambivalent attitude to manned spaceflight.
Encouraged by this, Sattouf created the very macho and ambivalent character Pascal Brutal.
We know the"help" and the hesitation marks mean he was ambivalent about the kill.
at best, ambivalent towards the Jewish state?
at best, ambivalent toward the Jewish state?
Paul may have been ambivalent towards slavery, saying that pending the near return of Jesus, people should focus on their faith
refers to beauty in an ambivalent way- on the one hand,
even frustrated by the fact that our biological heritage is so ambiguous, or ambivalent.
In November 2015, Hugh Lovatt called for additional measures to punish and impose“real financial consequences for average Israelis who remain ambivalent about Israel's settlement project.”.