Sentence examples for ambivalent on whether from inspiring English sources
But it is ambivalent on whether the mosque is sacred because it is Muslim, or because it was once a Byzantine cathedral, houses the head of St John the Baptist and is still venerated by Christians.
Whedon has kept ambivalent on whether to shoot on film or digital video, saying that he has "no allegiance to film as film.
Rousseau himself seems ambivalent on exactly whether men can overcome social corruption.
The UK has until recently taken an ambivalent position on whether genocide has been committed, although the Middle East minister, Tobias Ellwood, has described the treatment of the Yazidis as genocide, as has the Commons in a formal vote.
Dharmakīrti's position regarding the reality of external objects is highly ambivalent depending on whether he operates from a Sautrāntika perspective, which admits the existence of external objects, or from a Yogācāra perspective, which denies their existence (for detailed discussions of this aspect of Dharmakīrti's thought see Dreyfus 1998, 83, 99; Dunne 2004, 53 and passim).
I'm ambivalent on the issue.
But even the National Academy was ambivalent on this point.
The Democratic Party, on the other hand, proved ambivalent on the issue.
Baker himself was ambivalent on the subject.
While attracting foreign direct investments, Korea is still ambivalent on acquisitions.
