Examples of using Ambivalence in English and their translations into Swedish
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to denounce the Council's ambivalence.
But in many countries, there is a disconnect between the efforts of those who serve and the ambivalence of the broader public.
It seems that we are witnessing an intensification of the ambivalence of modernity rather than a postmodern mix or recycling;
seemingly definitive understanding is not comfortable with such ambivalence.
which takes a critical view of the ambivalence of war photography,
give you an escape from ambivalence and chaos.
Her ambivalence toward the changing role of women is interesting,
In her thesis, Zehra Sayed explores the ambivalence or love and hate relationship of developing countries towards the West
If the ambivalence is used by the physician to increase the wish to live, the suicide risk may be reduced.
Amongst attachment profiles there was an overweight towards Avoidance(47%) and Ambivalence(40%) in comparison to profiles Anxiety(10%)
The ambivalence of some of those decrees, however,
Her poetry expresses ambivalence, doubt, and distance- not in the form of clear speech,
Erik Ekersund- drums and percussion 2009- Your Missing Piece EP 2011- Illt 2011- Words(Single) 2013- Ambivalence EP.
The British Government is currently playing with fire in its ambivalence on the subject.
the renunciation of violence), and the ambivalence this creates, permeates the whole of life in bourgeois society.
has found a perfect, schizophrenic tone in the ambivalence between being supportive
real political intentions and propaganda of the great Powers, and thereby an ambivalence in the expectations of the Hungarian nation.
Had there, at the time, been more transparency on both sides, this would have led to less ambivalence and less likelihood of Maltese society being unjustly burdened with financial repercussions.
the Social Democratic Government's ambivalence, which the FOA under its new chief director, Martin Fehrm, had apparently realized.
campaign groups fail to recognise that animal testing is largely a last resort because of its expense and ethical ambivalence.