Sentence examples for ambivalent to prepare from inspiring English sources

Their role was ambivalent: to prepare for the approaching death, but also, to keep hope alive to continue life satisfactory.

"Failing to prepare is preparing to fail".

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

Or are you ambivalent to the goals and the summit?

Society is fundamentally ambivalent to the use of plastics.

But the German markets, long ambivalent to the tech sector, are starting to re-awaken.

I think to the average person on the street they are ambivalent to Tor.

Analyze males and females combined in each GWAS of 2,000 individuals, ambivalent to sex.

Having become part of our practice, we now feel ambivalent to the prescription of APC.

If you're tempted, I'd go for the cheaper lunch and prepare to feel ambivalent.

But even as Mr. Bush's supporters flash broad smiles, their language suggests an awareness that the Republican presidential nominee still has to work to convince hesitant, ambivalent voters that he is adequately prepared to run the affairs of the country.