Sentence examples for divided feelings from inspiring English sources

They are joined by the film critic Richard Brody, who says that he has "divided" feelings about Linklater's films, but concedes, "It almost feels churlish to criticize him harshly".

The Chinese media has divided feelings about its Western counterparts.

By Evan Osnos July 14 ,2009 The Chinese media has divided feelings about its Western counterparts.

Only a few of us in the family understand how those crisply divided feelings, love and complaint, float together, united.

Reading "With Wisteria, Patience, Patience, Patience" [Cuttings, May 27], I felt my divided feelings toward the beautiful monster plant.

A.N. Wilson, a keen churchman turned militant unbeliever, expressed his divided feelings in The Vicar of Sorrows.

Congress today has passed zero, the net result of an earmark ban (money to fix a bridge tends to be the best fixer for hurt feelings) and a divided opinion in the House and Senate over how much money the government is actually allowed to spend.

It seems like I've divided my feelings into categories, the way that one might do with fragrance types: floral, citrus, earthy, smoky, gourmand, spicy.

(Kahn et al, 2007) (USA, all tested, 23% abnormal cytology, 51% HPV+) Participants were divided about feelings of guilt relating to a positive HPV diagnosis.

Jenkins shows us, at every point of Churchill's career, how he was viewed by colleagues, rivals, voters, and readers, and examines the issues that stirred or divided public feeling.

Now, mosque leaders are sharply divided in their feelings toward him.