Sentence examples for pretty conflicted from inspiring English sources

Joshua is a pretty conflicted character, isn't he?

British ambivalence about Napoleon may at first sight seem to be dwarfed by that of France, but the reality is that we are pretty conflicted about him too.

Indeed, those leaders are in a pretty conflicted place, to judge by reactions in the two weeks or so since the terrrorist attack on Charlie Hebdo.It's not just that senior Christian clerics don't know what to think.

Alicia seemed pretty conflicted with letting go of Will, but this could be it.

"I'm pretty conflicted inside.

"We feel that the Corporation is pretty conflicted over this," said Tim Macer, deputy chair of the Barbican Association, the residents' group which was involved in opposing the big development of the London Wall/St Alphage site.

Microsoft is likely somewhat conflicted about its limited supply.

I suppose the closest I could come to having a larger "issues" point here is this: The emphasis on childhood obesity is a convenient scapegoat for the deeply conflicted relationship pretty much our whole society has with food, comfort, bodies, and conformity.

As the play reveals, Ms. Gien grew up a privileged, precocious child on a pretty estate with an electric gate, a conflicted mother and a contingent of indispensable black servants; she lived in constant anxiety that her father, a physician who didn't kowtow to apartheid policy, would be carted away by the authorities.

Consider a conflicted interval of k shared conflicted markers bounded by a pair of non-conflicted markers.

Twelve difficult, quirky, conflicted green maidens find themselves transformed into uniform pretty platinum-blond brides.