Sentence examples for even ambivalent from inspiring English sources

The narrator is even ambivalent about the aims of the sport he professes to love so much.

But even Elizabeth can't quite manage that, although the pair's more even, ambivalent relationship will be interesting to watch progress.

"Regarding the Pain of Others," which focuses on how we look at photographs of calamities and the moral implications of such observation, is a much more nuanced -- even ambivalent -- book.

The vote, after several hours of discussion, was a close, even ambivalent one, with 11 board members voting for the investor group and the other 9 abstaining, according to a report from inside the meeting, confirmed privately by a senior Le Monde official but not released publicly.

But the vote, after several hours of discussion, was a close, even ambivalent one, with 11 board members voting for and the other nine abstaining, according to a report from inside the meeting, confirmed privately by a senior Le Monde official but not released publicly.

Even ambivalent signs of optimism from IBM are far from a sure thing.

Resistance may be futile, and even now ambivalent participation seems unbecoming.

FI's main ally, the radical-right Northern League (LN), is even more ambivalent.

The reason is not that Israelis are opposed to the conventional formula for peace — "Two states for two peoples" — or even merely ambivalent.

While Duterte's obsessive war on narcotics may be horrifying to an international audience, for many Filipinos – even those ambivalent to his presidency – a "some action is better than no action" stance has made a welcome change of pace.

Lee's other main lawyer character, the suicidal associate Joy, from whom the book takes its ironic name, is even more ambivalent about her choice of career, eventually trying to take her own life with an overdose of sleeping pills.