Ambivalence used in a sentence

Ambivalence in a sentence as a noun

As a developer, I have to admit that I feel a lot of ambivalence about this emerging discipline.

An always interesting facet to these types of stories is the ambivalence I feel for the people involved.

Not trying to add or subtract weight from the original text; ambivalence reigns supreme regarding internet nosql battles.

Slightly off topic, the standard for rating systems seems to be 5 stars, but I prefer 4 star systems because they force you to make a +/- choice with no cop out ambivalence choice.

Many assumed that the NSA was doing this, but not so obvious until this incident was the depth of ambivalence Americans have toward their rights.

There's a kind of bittersweet ambivalence in knowing that the industry leader is there because they're a clever company doing it right, but still wishing that someone else was there to challenge them.

They know that the people around them are either other customers or employees, and treat them with ambivalence because there are no consequences or accountability.

So much propaganda mileage was squeezed from him that I am sure there is some ambivalence as to whether he's more valuable dead as some ******** "vindication" vs. alive as a perpetual bogeyman.

' Materialistic society, ambivalence about foreign affairs, widespread corruption, distrust of foreigners.