Sentence examples for ambivalent to from inspiring English sources

Well, actually, they're totally ambivalent to us.

Or are you ambivalent to the goals and the summit?

The film's characters are at best ambivalent to these events.

The British cinema-going public seem oddly ambivalent to Leigh's films.

"People have become ambivalent to the quality of dance that has evolved".

deadkidsongs is set some time in the 1970s, when exactly is ambivalent, to say the least.

Eitan was ambivalent, preferring to limit the attack to a signal to the Syrians.

The ambivalent welcome to foreign journalists appears to underline the collision today between the old and new Myanmar.

Clinician related: There is an ambivalent attitude to VTE in cancer setting, which may lead to underdiagnosis and undertreatment.

A tense, triangular workplace romance takes shape, as Rachel negotiates her ambivalent attraction to both men and their much less ambivalent attraction to her.

There is an ambivalent quality to Douglas's best-known characters and our response to them is ambivalent as well.