Sentence examples for bit ambivalent from inspiring English sources

But frankly, I was a bit ambivalent.

I've been feeling a bit ambivalent towards courgettes of late.

Mark Strong has always been a bit ambivalent about awards.

I suppose this mean that my friends think I'm a bit ambivalent.

"That's why I am a bit ambivalent about that book now.

"That means young men are going to be a bit ambivalent.

It is understandably a bit more ambivalent about communism than some other countries who suffered under the hammer and sickle.

Maimon's relation to the Kabbalah was a bit more ambivalent.

Her role is a bit more ambivalent in Russia, where she often presents the protagonists with help and advice.

While "mostly for boys they get thumbs up from their friends for just about anything, [giving head to a girl] is the only thing that was a bit more ambivalent," Marston says.

It sounds urgent written out, but on the record it's a bit fatalistic and ambivalent.