Sentence examples for be torn about from inspiring English sources

Mr. Thompson has seemed for some time to be torn about another term.

"[This] was a situation that I felt was very easy to be torn about.

Hughes' travails spring to some extent from that; he was the manager the Sheikh inherited, and Khaldoon, and his strategic advisor, Simon Pearce, seem to be torn about what to do with him and with the club itself; between their commitment to loyalty and to long-term planning and the instinct to see their money bear instant results.

"I think that's something a lot of members would be torn about," Johnson said.

She is torn about what to do.

Some runners are torn about taking part.

But he has been torn about it.

Shaw had always been torn about gradualism.

I'll confess to being torn about these arguments.

I'll confess to being torn about my hopes here.

He is torn about having decided not to attend college.