Sentence examples for pretty ambivalent from inspiring English sources

For someone who has often enough declared it his intention to resolve once and for all Britain's historic ambivalence towards Europe, the prime minister these days sounds pretty ambivalent himself.

But I'm pretty ambivalent about here".

Democrats (39/22) and independents (49/15) side with the North but compared to those voter groups in North Carolina and Georgia they're pretty ambivalent.

Here's Levi's reply: I've been studiously avoiding coming down one way or the other on the national interest issue, in part because I'm pretty ambivalent, but I guess it's time to get off the fence.

They feel pretty ambivalent about tablet games.

"Most of the memory makers are pretty ambivalent about Rambus and would rather go forward with SDRAM".

Even now, after legislation has been passed, many of Obama's initial supporters feel pretty downright ambivalent (or worse) about the entire process.

Then came the Pretty Polly Stakes on Ambivalent for Roger Varian, the Irish Oaks on Chicquita for Alain de Royer-Dupre, the King George VI & Queen Elizabeth Stakes on Novellist for Andreas Wohler, and now the Haydock Sprint Cup on Gordon Lord Byron for Tom Hogan.

(We're ambivalent about ambivalence).

For the Cavalli clothes, this night at the movies meant a gentler and more ambivalent attitude to sexiness, which made for a pretty and easy collection.

In truth, filmmakers and audiences have always had an ambivalent relationship with psychiatry, and the celluloid shrinks today are pretty much like those of yesteryear, and in real life patients still flock to therapists.