Sentence examples for highly ambivalent from inspiring English sources
It was clear they were highly ambivalent.
He has, in fact, been highly ambivalent about the need for reform.
From a cognitive perspective, most participants (91%) viewed their decision aid environment as highly ambivalent.
For exactly that reason, the public is highly ambivalent on the subject.
On Oscar night, it is clear that our relationship to popular movies is highly ambivalent.
More connectivity is coming, but passengers, especially regulars, are highly ambivalent.
This hypothesis is conceivable regarding the highly complex (ambivalent) microglial response in damage formation, inflammation and repair after stroke.
Polar bears, like primates and cetaceans, provoke highly visible skirmishes in this ambivalent war of ownership and care.
This fact only adds fuel to the fire for Republican strategists who are injecting the mosque debate into their campaigns in the hope of swaying ambivalent voters on this highly emotional issue.
But while most young people are highly tolerant of diversity, many are also ambivalent about the merits of free speech and of democracy.
It's role in welcoming Syrian refugees notwithstanding, Germany's policies towards highly skilled immigrants from outside the EU remain ambivalent, at best.
