Sentence examples for is somewhat ambivalent from inspiring English sources

If he is somewhat ambivalent about the trip, his eldest child is not.

In fact, many members of the Howard cabinet are devout Christians (although Mr Howard himself is somewhat ambivalent).

But in a country that teeters between extreme order and exuberant disorder -- where rules proliferate in direct proportion to the breaking of them -- the attitude toward graffiti is somewhat ambivalent.

Though she loves the idea of every nook and cranny of her house being used — "You could lie down and read a book in 15 different places," she said — she is somewhat ambivalent as to whether usefulness is really that useful.

Although Habermas's attitude toward these different modes of critical theory is somewhat ambivalent, he has given good reasons to accept the practical, pluralist approach.

While the mentality of society is somewhat ambivalent, one thing we can be certain of is the fact that Americans' perceptions toward ethnic minorities and their roles in society have changed in ways that are detrimental to the entire community.

She said she was somewhat ambivalent about travel.

British business has always been somewhat ambivalent about the euro.

Mr. Clarke's own relationship with machines was somewhat ambivalent.

THE public's attitude to the world's leading drug companies has always been somewhat ambivalent.

The sustainability world has always been somewhat ambivalent about social justice.