Sentence examples for best ambivalent from inspiring English sources
The Greens are still, at best, ambivalent.
The Americans are at best ambivalent.
The film's characters are at best ambivalent to these events.
Many of Indonesia's politicians are at best ambivalent about East Timor.
Most of the LDP's factions are at best ambivalent towards his ambitions.
Thus, in the realm of morals the role of Christianity has been, at best, ambivalent.
It seems undeniable that publishers have, at best, an ambivalent attitude to works in translation.
The majority of online publications chose to take — at best — a morally ambivalent position over the hacks or — at worst — a supportive one.
Many rites accepting women have ritual of a Masonic style, are founded by Masons, but at best have an ambivalent reception amongst Grand Lodge masons.
The mood towards the Obama administration is best characterized as ambivalent: Thirty-two percent of Americans surveyed thought the president's actions would have no impact on their "opportunity to get ahead," which was the highest rating captured since the poll began asking that question in July 2009.
