Sentence examples for still ambivalent from inspiring English sources

But she said she was still ambivalent about the war.

And after joining in the 1970s, the Brits were still ambivalent.

I'm still ambivalent about that side of Spotify's model, but the service and content it provides are a great boon.

A tough lesson for families, communities and a government that is still ambivalent about sanctioning the perpetrators of child marriage".

By 1994, Jesse and Celine could have exchanged e-mail addresses or met in a chat room, but their relationship to technology was still ambivalent.

The idea of resurrecting Dzerzhinsky -- rehabilitating him in Soviet parlance -- has been nurtured for years by those still ambivalent about the Soviet Union's collapse.

But I was still completely ambivalent about college.

The army still seems ambivalent about fighting the Taliban, and nervous about America's intentions.

Despite my panic at running out of time, I still feel ambivalent about having children.

Many Americans still seem ambivalent about free trade and will doubtless become more so if the economy slows or slumps.

Mexican voters are still deeply ambivalent about giving the church greater influence over how they lead their lives.