Sentence examples for a bit conflicted from inspiring English sources
I'm a bit conflicted myself".
"I'll feel just a bit conflicted, quite honestly.
Fans back in Wisconsin may feel a bit conflicted with the former Badger Russell Wilson now starting at quarterback for the Seahawks.
As a devoted wearer of Birkenstocks (and not just because I work for the Guardian), I feel a bit conflicted over this.
Napoleon the Great by Andrew Roberts Allen Lanee, £24), bookshop.theguardian.com We're Jewish, so Christmas was always a bit conflicted in our house.
But I am feeling a bit conflicted these days about my long-held view that marijuana was an innocuous treat — far less likely to cause damage than the Martinis our parents guzzled every night.
VEGF- reports in literature are a bit conflicting, with papers demonstrating [ 15] and denying [ 29] a prognostic role for VEGF serum levels at pretreatment time.
Even more delicious and nuanced!" I always feel a little bit conflicted about any crossover type singer - that is a singer who chooses to sing operatic repertoire despite not being truly a trained professional - and who still garners a great deal of popularity.
"But it's a little bit conflicting when you're singing blues and Bluebirds.
Still, when a major crime occurs, it creates a bit of conflict.
It's something that's caused a bit of conflict among the former members of Joy Division.
