Sentence examples for ambivalent whether from inspiring English sources

It might be ambivalent whether the person who filmed the assault did so out of voyeurism or to deliberately create evidence (as the Ohio teenager argues).

"I feel ambivalent whether to give them something to kick, or just throw it as fast as I can and try to strike them out".

Before the event, the curator could only speculate about the experimental evening, not knowing how viewers would respond, but ambivalent whether they liked it or not.

He is ambivalent whether any believing Christian can become a martyr by virtue of the manner of their death, or whether martyrdom is reserved for those who have lived exceptional lives.

Many foundations are ambivalent about whether funds should be spent on evaluation and whether assessing the performance of past grants can improve future grant making.

It has – from the beginning – been ambivalent about whether the club should extend beyond the continent proper, or whether, like the United States of Europe that Churchill once advocated, it is something that ought really to stop at the Channel.

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.