Sentence examples for i felt ambivalent from inspiring English sources

"Even while making the V.R. thing, I felt ambivalent about it as a medium," she said.

I felt ambivalent about participating: what role can art play when faced with melting ice caps and political inertia?

The bosses got away with yet another attempt to intimidate journalists into silence, so I felt ambivalent at best.

As usual I felt ambivalent, ineffably sad but also pained by what she had done to us all, as well as to herself.

I felt ambivalent towards it.

Although I'd been a professional at providing pleasure, like many women, I felt ambivalent about expecting it in return.

"I feel ambivalent about that.

I feel ambivalent about selling my services in a world where some can't buy them.

We are surrounded by wood the regrowth of old forests and yet I feel ambivalent about burning it.

I say I feel ambivalent about the passing of a world I knew as a child, a transition that I know is inevitable and probably even desirable.

"I feel ambivalent whether to give them something to kick, or just throw it as fast as I can and try to strike them out".