ambivalences

A later poem of Percy Bysshe Shelley confronts these ambivalences more subtly and more directly, embedding them in a single symbolic force that is at one and same time both Creator and

Notes 2010

We rarely imagine the possibility of a Whitehead: colored, middle-class hipsters carrying both universal dreams of cheap rents and their own peculiar set of ambivalences on slouched shoulders as they navigate neighborhoods on the cusp of change.

Gary Dauphin: Shades of Gentrification Gary Dauphin 2010

We rarely imagine the possibility of a Whitehead: colored, middle-class hipsters carrying both universal dreams of cheap rents and their own peculiar set of ambivalences on slouched shoulders as they navigate neighborhoods on the cusp of change.

Gary Dauphin: Shades of Gentrification Gary Dauphin 2010

I was a little bit in love with it, to be frank: it was going to sort through all of my complicated feelings and ambivalences and reflections about what had transpired.

Shame And The Written Mom | Her Bad Mother 2009

In all of her portraits, Ms. Himmelfarb is interested in bringing out evidence of "anomalies and ambivalences."

Oh, to Be In England Steven Amarnick 2011

Above and beyond these painful motifs, however, there is the story of his difficult, lifelong marriage to Mary Cheever, a woman who suffers all his ambivalences and sins and whose sorrow occasionally peeks through the cracks of her husband's cruelty.

Cruelty in Fact and Fiction Adam Ross 2011

The artists generally approach their difficult and delicate subject from oblique, ironic and non-partisan perspectives, signalling a recognition of the complex tensions and ambivalences involved in the conflict.

This week's new art picks amp; Robert Clark 2010

In the piece, Times writer Paul Vitello quoted Philip Moore, a Detroit-area teacher, who gave voice to the ambivalences common to many Jews, myself included.

Carol Smaldino: Jewish Ambivalence: Conformity vs. Fear of Anti-Semitism 2010

The poem's ambivalences and edgy ironies provide a clue to the dark heart of our trouble -- namely, what keeps us separate, severed and self-absorbed is an habitual disinclination to take seriously the suffering of others.

Scott Cairns: Art and the Meaning of Creation 2010

The poem's ambivalences and edgy ironies provide a clue to the dark heart of our trouble -- namely, what keeps us separate, severed and self-absorbed is an habitual disinclination to take seriously the suffering of others.

Scott Cairns: Art and the Meaning of Creation 2010