Sentence examples for quite conflicted from inspiring English sources

"I felt quite conflicted by that.

She obviously reads a great deal to have hoovered up this dictionary she has jumbled in her head, but she's quite conflicted by it.

Before the revolution the games industry was quite conflicted about digital distribution.

The thought of having one of Manhattan's most important critics visit Casselman's studio seemed too good for him to pass up, yet he was quite conflicted about the idea of copying Richter, or anyone, for that matter.

I'm still quite conflicted in terms of my thoughts on this matter, but the situation as a whole has caused me to re-evaluate the reasons why I rushed to certain judgments so quickly.

Our recent experience has demonstrated the founding fathers' superior wisdom in designating the chief justice, rather than the vice president, to preside at a Senate trial after the House has impeached a president; the vice president suddenly becomes quite conflicted on this one issue.

I am quite certain that my conflicted sense of yoga contributed to why, for nearly two years, I practiced it so intensely but sporadically.

When I mentioned Dostum, Karzai offered a conflicted reply: "I am quite a sentimental person.

Here, her voice is quite different: meticulous, inventive, radical and conflicted; Grey is only interested in a dominant/submissive relationship (with these "hard limits" – no fire, no faeces, no blood loss, no gynaecological instruments, no children or animals, no permanent disfigurement, no breath control and no direct electricity – I paraphrase for brevity).

Or did a conflicted Bohnen simply quit?

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