But, among this one set of fans, price tags still dangling from new Patriots' caps, there was a curious ambivalence.

The Los Angeles director, Andrei Serban, seemed to understand this curious ambivalence of tone, but was unable to realize it persuasively.

None of Turgenev's or Flaubert's biographers, for instance, captured their curious ambivalence toward each other.

There was a curious ambivalence in his motions, of haste and reluctance, for his fingers caressed the sides of the octagons as he put them away.

It was this curious ambivalence of Holder feeling toward dragonmen that occupied F'nor's thought.

Letting him kiss her again, she felt again the curious ambivalence.

The history of Peter of Verona may stand as an example of the curious ambivalences with which this problem was fraught.

The self-assured nature of both players and the brilliance of their talent have fostered a curious ambivalence among those who watch them from places other than the home side.

The Vice President and his conservative Republican constituency have shown a curious ambivalence toward the Constitution.

Lane felt a curious ambivalence: he was American, but he had flown for the R.A.F., so did not really identify with his countrymen.