Sentence examples for conflicted responses from inspiring English sources

Hillary is a bluestocking, and that is why she elicits these deeply conflicted responses.

But Moyle touchingly portrays Constance's conflicted responses to her husband's ruin.

We accompany them on raids and patrols, witness their moments of leisure, and hear their own conflicted responses to their experiences, conveyed through jokes, video diaries, poems and hip-hop freestyling.

The debut recitals of teenage winners of the Young Concert Artists auditions over the years have aroused conflicted responses in sensitive listeners: an almost visceral thrill in seeing young musicians executing great technical feats but the nagging sense that these players have slipped too quickly into the pressures of adulthood.

These conflicted responses echoed a similar debate that broke out a few weeks earlier, following a Palin speech in which she repeatedly laid claim to the feminist mantle — praising the "mama grizzlies" currently running for office as conservative Republicans, and hailing an "emerging, conservative, feminist identity".

For many males in Christian leadership, all of these conflicted responses just aren't worth the hassle.

Patay's methods drew a conflicted response from the barangay captains.

Poovey suggested that Mary Shelley wrote Falkner to resolve her conflicted response to her father's combination of libertarian radicalism and stern insistence on social decorum.

It's a conflicted answer.

It could do so out of spite — at Europe's decades-long hesitation over EU membership or the conflicted U.S. response to the military coup.

That, I think, can go either way, and is likely to produce a conflicted and complex response from the bench that may break down something like the individual mandate decision, to which it is closely related.