ambivalence

For example, on Taiwan, Mr Mitter points to Trump’s ambivalence about whether he would come to the defence of an island far from America.

But even in an optimal scenario, the best you start out with is a degree of ambivalence.

In the movie, “Blurred Lines” is framed as a high point in your career, which was something else that surprised me, given that you’ve expressed some ambivalence about the song in recent years.

McNeal’s ambivalence is boldly handled: Unbridled egotism is punctured with regret.

Indeed, Rogovoy allows, “Harrison's ambivalence about the Beatles and fame could well be his defining characteristic, if it were not for the essential role he played in helping to create the Beatles sound and inspiring his bandmates to follow along on his musical and spiritual journeys.”