Sentence examples for I am ambivalent from inspiring English sources

I am ambivalent about this doubling of the civic core.

As I stated very clearly earlier, I am ambivalent about a total ban.

Brando is lethally powerful, but I am ambivalent about Leigh's stagey, mad-eyed performance, often pitilessly inspected in closeup.

I am ambivalent about gourmet fast food but, undeniably, the rise of Tex-Mex burrito canteens, finicky burger flippers and authentic Neapolitan wood-fired pizza joints, has radically improved the dining landscape for the cash-strapped traveller.

Leonard Woolf was its only member whose family was not part of the very close-knit English intellectual class — just a few related families, prosperous and ever confident — of which he wrote, "I know that I am ambivalent to aristocratic societies, disliking and despising them and at the same time envying them their insolent urbanity".

But I am ambivalent about joining the management track because it will mean dropping experimental design from my workload.

I'm ambivalent.

"I was ambivalent," she said.

I'm ambivalent on the issue.

Still, I'm ambivalent about Italian modernization.

I was ambivalent about being a prosecutor.