Sentence examples for would be ambivalent from inspiring English sources
Robert Dallek, the presidential historian, said he thought the country would be ambivalent.
Any choreographer would be ambivalent: it is painful to consider that a life's work will disappear, but it is also hard to think that it will be diminished by inexact performances, as fuzzy as fourth-generation photocopies.
Representative Rick A. Lazio, the candidate most often mentioned by Republican officials as stepping in if Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani halts his Senate bid, said here on Friday that he would be ambivalent about mounting a campaign because there might not be enough time to raise millions of dollars and to prepare for a grueling battle with Hillary Rodham Clinton.
I think it's going to energize many voters who otherwise would be ambivalent".
I didn't tell Lily I was doing it, because I was worried she would be ambivalent about it, at the least.
Dear AM, She doesn't sound like she has anxious attachment; if that were the case, she would be ambivalent about you.
As for shrinking government, Minnelli would be ambivalent--take it or leave it.
Even Anna says in some ways she'd be ambivalent about the process of having her account scrutinised and disbelieved.
But it is hard not to feel that he would, at least, be ambivalent.
This means, inevitably, that her triumph would be a more ambivalent victory than that promised by the abstract idea — or ideal — of the first female President.
