Sentence examples for yet conflicted to from inspiring English sources

And yet, conflicted to the last, Steadman writes, "I saw nothing uncommonly vicious".

His portrayal of Boromir in Peter Jackson's Lord of the Rings brought the necessary gravitas to a brave yet conflicted character.

Spacey is vacuous yet conflicted, Bettany's bravado is mixed with self-hatred, while Simon Baker in his pinstriped Armani gives the sense he'd mortgage his own mother.

Yet, conflicting observations may perhaps be imputable instead to compounding factors due to nanoparticle aggregation, which so far has not been given serious consideration.

Yet, conflicting information was reported with respect to the existence of pharmacogenetic interactions among these variants in the context of anti-VEGF therapy [ 17- 21], and long-term data on this issue is lacking.

Generally, there seems to be two popular, yet conflicting safe sleep messages: one that recommends breastfeeding while bed-sharing (McKenna and Gettler 2016) and the other that recommends breastfeeding while room-sharing (Moon and Task Force On Sudden Infant Death 2016).

Yet conflicting emphases in the English and Māori versions have led to disputes, with a poster claiming 'The Treaty is a fraud' featuring in the Māori protest movement.

These developments reveal the executive and judiciary as key, yet conflicting institutions in the governance of irregular migration.

The network lifetime and application performance are two fundamental, yet conflicting, design objectives in wireless sensor networks.

A particularly challenging situation comes up if the exposure assessment strategy has two simultaneous, yet conflicting objectives.

Angioprevention represents a mechanism of chemoprevention, yet conflicting data concerning the antiangiogenic action of metformin have emerged.