ambivalent

Sometimes she sees clients who are ambivalent about their kink identities.

What makes Noah mildly ambivalent, yet cautiously optimistic?

True to form, Palmer is ambivalent about Weaver, with whom he does commercials and TV commentary.

Today, many Californians feel ambivalent about illegal immigration.

On some level, Brecht meant for Mother Courage to be an ambivalent figure—he called her “a great living contradiction.”

Let us recall that in our earlier discussion we took note of the ambivalent character of love.

But I have to ask if the feelings and instincts are really ambivalent?

Let us suppose the subject has ambivalent feelings toward his father.

I mean that the relation is really ambivalent, that is, it is composed of conflicting feelings of tenderness and hostility.

Thus we find again that taboo has grown out of the soil of an ambivalent emotional attitude.