Sentence examples for somewhat ambivalent from inspiring English sources
She said she was somewhat ambivalent about travel.
British business has always been somewhat ambivalent about the euro.
Mr. Clarke's own relationship with machines was somewhat ambivalent.
Greek Cypriots speak a dialect of Greek and maintain a somewhat ambivalent attitude about mainland Greeks.
THE public's attitude to the world's leading drug companies has always been somewhat ambivalent.
Fitzgerald's attitude toward the Murphys, and especially toward Gerald, had by this time become somewhat ambivalent.
If he is somewhat ambivalent about the trip, his eldest child is not.
The sustainability world has always been somewhat ambivalent about social justice.
They feel pretty ambivalent about tablet games.
But, he acknowledged that his friends on the center-right were somewhat more ambivalent.
In an ambivalent but somewhat favorable review, The Times' Kenneth Turan writes, "'San Andreas' has the technical might to make the post-quake horrors it depicts all too plausible".
