Sentence examples for a bit conflicting from inspiring English sources

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.

I'm a bit conflicted myself".

"I'll feel just a bit conflicted, quite honestly.

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.

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.

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.

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.

It also makes those within the horse-racing community resentful, suspicious and perhaps a bit conflicted about how they want the mile-and-a-half Belmont to turn out.

But we're all a bit conflicted on liberty v licence issues, on quarrels between the nanny state v the "live free or die" crowd (it's the motto of New Hampshire, next month's US primary state, as seen on car bumper plates).

All the same, I feel a bit conflicted.