| The admission that past Americans harbored ambivalent and confusing attitudes about nature seems too untidy for the doctrinaire. |
| In fact, Larasati had long harbored a secret desire to become a professional equestrienne. |
| After all, the English have harbored equally ambivalent feelings ever since the 13 colonies became a nation. |
| In the main gallery were four pedestals supporting small transparent boxes which harbored mysterious objects that looked like body parts. |
| The Frank family was harbored for two years by Dutch resisters before finally being betrayed by Dutch collaborators. |
| Nick harbored a major man crush on the successful and sophisticated Russell. |
