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Jean Vengua's generous Introduction also reveals conflictedness; her first sentence is "My immediate reaction to the 'aesthetic affairs' in this book is both attraction and repulsion."
SPEAKING OF FICTION 2009
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Jean Vengua's generous Introduction also reveals conflictedness; her first sentence is "My immediate reaction to the 'aesthetic affairs' in this book is both attraction and repulsion."
Archive 2009-01-01 2009
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For moral reasons, Edward resists his natural taste for blood, and finds an outlet for his conflictedness when he encounters an armed human resistance, led by Willem Dafoe.
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There is a conflictedness to Mooney's assessment of his own life.
Edmonton Sun 2010
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There is a conflictedness to Mooney's assessment of his own life.
Edmonton Sun 2010
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Yet the picture's conflictedness is also the source of its power.
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There is a conflictedness to Mooney's assessment of his own life.
Edmonton Sun 2010
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The fact that the movie is directed by one Frenchman and written and produced by another suggests a deep psychological conflictedness that, alas, doesn't do anything to enliven this dull thriller.
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Characters in this episode were very true to form, from Tigh's loyalty to Adama's stubbornness to Starbuck's desperation to Boomer's conflictedness.
unknown title 2009
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Today, however, the pseudo-scientific field of therapy has given us "conflictedness."
Yankee Pot Roast 2009
bmc commented on the word conflictedness
an internal struggle that causes a feeling of conflict
May 1, 2009