Sentence examples for is very ambivalent from inspiring English sources

"Danish public opinion is very ambivalent, when it comes to Christiania," he added.

"Without French signs, the message to visitors and immigrants is very ambivalent," said Robin Philpot, spokesman for the Societe St.-Jean-Baptiste, a leading nationalist group here.

My experience within the cultural field, whether as a writer, performer, broadcaster or keen consumer, is that this country is very ambivalent about "culture".

She is very ambivalent towards the plans the school has for her niece and of the way her sister deals with the situation.

"We're very ambivalent.

I am very ambivalent about that.

"I'm very ambivalent" about private instruction, Mr. Coyle said.

"So, personally, I am very ambivalent," he added.

"I'm very ambivalent about this drug," said Ms. Cary, 57.

"One was very ambivalent about being in South Africa at that time," he says.

"He was very ambivalent about coming back to television," he said.