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ambivalence

[am-biv-uh-luhns] / æmˈbɪv ə ləns /


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At times their own desires and tastes take a backseat to the demands of others, and Nguyen also captures moments when candid feelings of frustration and ambivalence slip through.

From Salon

The subsequent track, Normal, is billed as "exploring the space between spotlight and silence" and expresses ambivalence about the cost of celebrity, with lyrics about surviving criticism and having to fake happiness for the cameras.

From BBC

It is hard to know how to respond to such ambivalence.

From The Wall Street Journal

Sally is processing both the shock of a miscarriage and her ambivalence about her marriage.

From Los Angeles Times

In that environment, power doesn’t encounter firm resistance; it encounters hesitation, fragmentation and cultural ambivalence.

From Salon