Sentence examples for a conflicted relationship from inspiring English sources

Mr. Curry, however, has a conflicted relationship with evenhandedness.

He had always had a conflicted relationship with his homeland.

But despite the associated buzz, the industry has a conflicted relationship with starry spectacles.

Although many have a conflicted relationship with YouTube, there is a generational conflict dividing the field.

But many in the Jewish establishment have a conflicted relationship with Mr. Beck, finding his overuse of Holocaust imagery distasteful and some of his venting too provocative.

Since Columbia was inexorably tied to the United States but also sacred to the history of the Confederate states, Southerners had a conflicted relationship with the symbol.

As the book progresses, it becomes clear that Willie is an alter ego of sorts for Mr. Naipaul, sharing with his creator a complex, conflicted relationship with his father, an ardent desire to escape his provincial upbringing and an exile's sense of incompleteness and detachment.

I had a very conflicted relationship with her; she was so different and I was so old-fashioned….

I've always had a very conflicted relationship with my body's smell.

Americans, I observe with my new eyes, have a very conflicted relationship with sex, violence and food.

Proof is also a portrait of an artist's conflicted relationship with their medium of choice.