Sentence examples for nevertheless ambivalent from inspiring English sources

"Our users weren't happy," said Dalton Caldwell, Imeem's chief executive, who was nevertheless ambivalent about the MySpace ban because he thought the move might encourage his users to visit his site directly.

Nevertheless, Blum remains ambivalent about such measures, arguing that even when necessary they remain morally suspect (2002, 97).

Nevertheless, audiences have always been ambivalent about what they do and do not want to see on the screen -- even when a sex scene was but a first kiss and a racy cut to the cigarette.

Voters, however, appear more ambivalent.

Kanye is more ambivalent still.

However, he remained ambivalent about testing.

This "Holy Order," ambiguous and ambivalent in ultimate purpose, nevertheless mustered a profound resistance to the whole way of life represented by industrial capitalism even while wrestling with ways of surviving within it.

We may feel ambivalent about growing older, but nevertheless, we mark our birthdays with cards and gifts and cakes.

And yet he must have been ambivalent.

Yet the press was more ambivalent.

Yet the government's position seems ambivalent.