Sentence examples for ambivalent about whether from inspiring English sources

Official forecasts are ambivalent about whether the Olympics will help much.

Power stayed up the night before the trip, ambivalent about whether to go.

He remains deeply ambivalent about whether this is a good thing.

Ms. Ophals was ambivalent about whether the school should have been closed.

But others are ambivalent about whether they want to quit or not.

Of course they were difficult to write about, and I was very ambivalent about whether to press ahead.

(We're ambivalent about ambivalence).

Jack remains ambivalent throughout about whether he is seeking revenge or looking to make Patience's life follow a different trajectory, this time a happier one; the cloudiness imbues the work with nuance and moral complexity.

The army's support for the current government is uncertain, with the army chief recently making an ambivalent statement about whether or not another coup could take place.

And public television itself often seems ambivalent about its identity, unsure whether it wants to be a macramé plant holder or a shiny electric scooter from the Sharper Image.

J., too, is someone who has become "intimate with death," as she says, but she's ambivalent about how to express that, and whether it matters.