Sentence examples for fairly ambivalent from inspiring English sources

"Thirty years ago, people were fairly ambivalent".

Professor Simon Wessely, director of the KCMHR, said: "We know that alcohol is the biggest problem in the military, and that the military is fairly ambivalent about this fact.

And while I'm fairly ambivalent about whether this book should have made it to the final round of the Booker, there's no doubt that as an evocation of Toronto Consolation is effective and beguiling.

Readers interested in my views can always look for them in my work, where they will find a fairly ambivalent support that was reached after extensive arguments with myself and described only after the war had gone very wrong — but nothing that resembles cheerleading.

Previous studies are fairly ambivalent regarding this issue.

Interestingly, employees seem fairly ambivalent about sharing their health data with their employer.

They feel pretty ambivalent about tablet games.

On this point, regulators are somewhat ambivalent.

Within the wider literature on adherence, there is evidence to suggest that patients' treatment and illness beliefs have an important influence on their decisions about treatment [ 1, 9, 12- 15] and that many people have fairly negative or ambivalent views of medicines [ 16, 17].

So, our feeling was ambivalent.

These ambivalent post-apartheid novels are often more interesting than the apartheid novels, in which the moral choices were fairly simplistic.