Sentence examples for ambivalent enough from inspiring English sources

*And yet I'm ambivalent enough that I made sure to actually list my favorite seasons of "Buffy" in the correct order.

It's a position that seems tentative or ambivalent — enough so to suggest that Obama may come around to endorsing gay marriage, but not before a second term.

She was feeling ambivalent enough about the Fluffies-the fairylike creatures that she had conjured up for the kids when they were three, who had their own biographies and their own little house in the kids' bedroom.

Heller beat Berkley by fewer than 12,000 votes, while more than 45,000 voters felt ambivalent enough about their options to vote for "none of these candidates".

When she plants it in the ground towards the end of the video and curls up beside it, there's a sense she's grown stronger but the moment is ambivalent enough to leave the viewer with eerie wonder.

He is, oddly enough, ambivalent.

During the two weekends, more than 1,000 tests of the signal system upgrade will be conducted, bringing the railroad closer to computerized modernization — something, oddly enough, that some railroad workers feel ambivalent about.

In retrospect, some problems may have grown out of the creators' ambivalent approach to "Seussical": wanting the show to be light enough to appeal to children yet sophisticated enough to lure adults.

He feels ambivalent about talking about the findings: "There is probably enough stigma associated with obese women, without this," he says.

Interestingly enough, patients and GPs have a similar ambivalent attitude towards analgesics.

And the theme he chose -- the ambivalent effects of government power -- is big and open-ended enough to warrant continuing exploration.