Ambivalent Arabia

Putin s position on global warming would be less ambivalent.

Yet the World Bank s attitude toward the ICSID remained ambivalent.

Uzbekistan, especially, has presented an extremely cautious, even ambivalent, face in public.

Immediately following the coup, the European Union adopted an ambivalent position toward it.

The legacy of dead dictators from vanquished totalitarian regimes should no longer be ambivalent.

Four years ago, during the 2008 9 crisis, I was largely ambivalent about financialization.

Yet many in the Maghreb policymakers and the public alike remain ambivalent about regional integration.

Yet many economists are as ambivalent about global rules and institutions as ordinary people are.

The French are deeply ambivalent about globalization, as if it were yet another invading force.

I can't understand his feelings.

I have feelings for Layla.

Certainly, globalization continues to give rise to ambivalent feelings, on the one hand because of its ability to create wealth and improve the material well being of our societies, but, on the other, because of the phenomenon of exclusion that it creates. How can we diminish this exclusion? How can we move towards overall prosperity?

Referendums are a measure of popular gut feelings, rather than considered opinion, and popular gut feelings are rarely liberal.

Tom doesn't usually show his feelings.

Sami struggled with feelings of guilt.

Aliaa then clarified her feelings saying

On the other side stand the established democracies, hesitant and ambivalent in their support of the rebels.

I can't convey my feelings in words.

I talked to Tom about my feelings.

I have trouble talking about my feelings.

As a result, the spread of the Colombia Plan, despite its meager and ambivalent results, has remained obscured.

Unfortunately, the language on the veto contained in the resolution of the group of four is still ambivalent.

Some of this had to do with his ambivalent anglophobia and his distrust of his mother, Queen Victoria s daughter.

Today s flux in the Middle East is a highly ambivalent affair, because the situation can improve or (more likely) deteriorate.

We are disappointed at reported cases of non compliance with nuclear non proliferation commitments and an ambivalent commitment to disarmament.

The Bangladeshi blogosphere has mixed feelings over this issue.

I think that Misty has different feelings towards insects.

Yet Germans, too, are unable to suppress such feelings.

On Twitter, Egyptians shared their feelings on the occasion.

I look back on my presidency with mixed feelings.

Finally, Brutally Honest shares her feelings the power of words

Some were journalists for Ham Mihan and share their feelings.

Originally from the community of Guaqui, she describes these feelings

Feelings of intense insecurity are not related to bombs and sirens.

The feelings inspired by the latter are by far the stronger.

Prague was 1989 s happiest revolution, a delirium of good feelings.

The IMF is not an institution that inspires warm and cuddly feelings.

Many men and women in the rest of the world especially in the developing world observe this in us and are ambivalent about it.

Connie in Morocco, a Peace Corps blogger, is ambivalent about the Christmas season torn between missing home and not missing the commercialism of American Christmas

From Israel s viewpoint, the rise to power of Sunni political Islam throughout the region over the past two years will lead to an ambivalent outcome.

You can't numb those hard feelings without numbing the other affects, our emotions.

We turned our begging bowls upside down as a gesture of our feelings.

The World Cup is underway and feelings will change, maybe with the results.

She begins the season with strong feelings for Stanley, but then loses interest.