Sentence examples for feeling ambivalent from inspiring English sources
It would be fine if we were to leave "The Perfect American" feeling ambivalent about Disney, but we shouldn't feel nothing.
Michael displayed reverence for all the right things – compositional craft, searing vocals, kindness, writing pop songs to make the world feel, briefly, like everything was OK – while also feeling ambivalent toward the aspects of his job that distracted from them.
Carter's vast abstract canvas left me feeling ambivalent, as his work often does.
Lin was shaky in that Boston game, leaving D'Antoni feeling ambivalent.
But today he seems to be feeling ambivalent about his fearsome reputation.
So the idea of being lured into another world of links, recommendations, endorsements and opportunities left me feeling ambivalent.
While one cannot but feel unnerved by his gloating, perhaps feeling uncomfortably ambivalent is the appropriate response to such subject matter.
And rather than feeling mildly ambivalent about the rain, you can cheer it on — with pompoms and a brass band.
So, our feeling was ambivalent.
"I accepted, but in fact my feelings were ambivalent," she told The Times of London some years ago.
