Sentence examples for a conflicted view from inspiring English sources

Talulla has a conflicted view of motherhood, and even fears inflicting violence on her own children.

Asked about his thoughts on the United States, he offered, like many people in the world's poor corners, a conflicted view.

"Backbeat," at the Duke of York's Theatre, takes a notably conflicted view toward history.

Jean Sibelius occupies a conflicted position in music history.

Many black and Latino New Yorkers still express a wary and conflicted view of the police.

Their own conflicted view of the extraordinariness of superheroes is the engine of the drama.

Monet's retreat is in some sense our retreat at the beginning of the 21st century; his conflicted view of the world is our view, too.

His cosmic ambition is to paint his dire, conflicted view of the condition of the world in which we live on the skin of the world, which is what he calls canvas.

But the story Engel does tell is plenty interesting and his conflicted view of Freudianism well worth absorbing: the most influential school of therapy in American history may not have worked very well as a treatment — but it did revolutionize how we think about the human mind.

I think that, on average, you are getting an un-conflicted view when you have an open community system.

The shoe-throwing incident in Baghdad punctuated Mr. Bush's visit here — his fourth — in a deeply symbolic way, reflecting the conflicted views in Iraq of a man who toppled Saddam Hussein, ordered the occupation of the country and brought it freedoms unthinkable under Mr. Hussein's rule but at enormous costs.