Sentence examples for mostly ambivalent from inspiring English sources

People congregating on Comic-Con's trade show floor on Thursday were mostly ambivalent.

This is not to say that everybody there felt strongly about living a low-carb lifestyle - the restaurant owners and supermarket managers I spoke to were mostly ambivalent about eating the Atkins way.

Though Plath's tone is mostly ambivalent, she ends the story on a joyous note: her son's first night, she writes, "felt like Christmas Eve, full of rightness and promise".

For a while, I was mostly ambivalent about backup software.

San Francisco Bay Area residents who don't drive, and instead choose to navigate their streets on foot or via bicycle, are mostly ambivalent, and in some cases outright happy, about a new wave of bike-friendly initiatives moving forward throughout the Bay.

The attitudes of our young adult interviewees towards surveys were mostly ambivalent.

"Have mostly been ambivalent about euthanasia.

(617 Male aged 22 years) Attitudes toward patient surveys varied but were mostly quite ambivalent.

Plenty felt ambivalent, mostly comfortable with taking a back seat to their wives.

A buccaneer of his own stamp, the notably aggressive agent Andrew Wylie, with whom Roger had an ambivalent (mostly antagonistic) relationship, spoke at Roger's memorial service, summing him up as "a magnificent character: vindictive, raucous, willful.

Developed nations were mostly silent or ambivalent during discussion of the Executive Board resolution, except for one in particular.