Sentence examples for he was ambivalent from inspiring English sources

He was ambivalent, not sure he wanted to compete.

Yet, Dr. Isacson said he was ambivalent about the experiment.

Asked about the future for Libya, he was ambivalent: "I don't know, only Allah knows".

When S.A.C. first approached Martoma about a job, he was ambivalent.

As a former soldier, he was ambivalent about the anti-Vietnam War movement.

But asked whether he viewed the deal positively, Houston admitted he was ambivalent.

He is ambivalent about his compatriots, at the least, but his ambivalence itself centres on duality: "Don't tell me a Irish is an example of civilised humanity.

He's ambivalent.

Toward John, John Quincy, Charles Francis and Henry Adams, he is ambivalent.

He is ambivalent about the letter.

Clearly he is ambivalent about killing them.