Examples of using Ambivalent in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Ambivalent, huh?
You seem ambivalent.
Ambivalent Abraham.
Her husband was more ambivalent.
Ambivalent about what?
It's natural to feel ambivalent.
I was never ambivalent about Prior.
Sorry. I-I'm feeling ambivalent.
Obviously I have ambivalent feelings about owning a house.
No, I was, like, totally ambivalent.
Did God be so ambivalent that he creates in different ways?
Bet you're not feeling so ambivalent now, huh?
So yes, I have ambivalent feelings about Paula Deen but that's ok.
Why am I fighting for something I have always been ambivalent about?
Honestly, I have had an ambivalent relationship with pesto.
Since the days of Juan Peron thegovernment's attitude to Jews has been ambivalent.
Mikael is ambivalent about using the bicycle trend in industry and in general.
He has since been bombarded with offers from other companies,but his reaction seems equally ambivalent.
Blood pressure was higher with ambivalent relationships than it was with friends or outright enemies.
Whoever knew our mother was aware that on all aspectsof her family she was not objective and not ambivalent.
You cannot be ambivalent, only concerned with your happiness and with acquiring those things you want for yourself.
The new creators and executive producers, Rick Berman and Michael Piller, are shooting, so to speak,for something more ambivalent, less perfect.".
They were ambivalent about living in this land, uneasy with the intensity, all too eager to believe the reports of the spies.
It turns out our friend Harold felt up the sheriff's daughter last night at the potato mash mixer,so sheriff's feeling kind of ambivalent.
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: part of it was that I wanted to sit and learn full-time, and I was also hesitant about teaching at Stern.
Upon its release,"Lotus" received generally mixed reviews from music critics,who were ambivalent towards its lyrics and found its music conventional.
The research before you reveals his ambivalent attitude towards human intellect, and thus presents his thinking in a new and sometimes surprising light.
The blue color is magical, but it evokes ambivalent feelings: on the one hand, it is a kind of sadness, and on the other hand it is pacification and calmness.
World War II was raging, and Hungary, an ambivalent member of the Axis, was being squeezed from every political and geographic corner.
