ambivalency

her emotional ambivalency toward the new relationship made her hesitant to commit completely.

the politician's ambivalency about the controversial bill frustrated both supporters and opponents.

many young adults experience a deep ambivalency when choosing between career opportunities and personal passions.

the film's moral ambivalency challenged viewers to question their own ethical boundaries.

there's a growing ambivalency among consumers toward brands that claim to be environmentally friendly.

the novel explores the inherent ambivalency of human nature, showing both compassion and cruelty.

her complete ambivalency about the decision left her paralyzed and unable to move forward.

the scientist expressed ambivalency regarding the ethical implications of the new technology.

we felt a strange ambivalency during the celebration, unsure whether to feel joy or sorrow.

the ambivalency in her voice revealed her true feelings about the proposal.

modern parenting often involves a sense of ambivalency between protecting children and allowing them independence.

his ambivalency toward success manifested as self-sabotage whenever opportunities arose.

the ambivalency surrounding the new policy has created confusion among government employees.

she struggled with ambivalency over whether to accept the job offer in another city.