ambivalent

an ambivalent attitude to terrorism.

There is an ambivalent feeling towards rural workers.

I must have acquired ambivalent attitude towards women from her.

some loved her, some hated her, few were ambivalent about her.

I feel ambivalent about the new job opportunity.

She has an ambivalent attitude towards social media.

The decision left him feeling ambivalent.

He was ambivalent about going to the party.

She has an ambivalent relationship with her boss.

The public's response to the new policy was ambivalent.

I have an ambivalent feeling towards public speaking.

His ambivalent emotions were evident in his expressions.

She remained ambivalent about the decision for days.

The team's performance left the coach feeling ambivalent.

As a result, it is ambivalent to orientation.

Well, speaking of testing, President Trump seems pretty ambivalent about it. Here he is last week.

The French, who gave the English language the word “entrepreneur”, are deeply ambivalent about business.

I'm not ambivalent about this at all.

" I'm actually often very ambivalent about them."

I am, I'm kind of ambivalent about idioms.

Unlike Davos Man, she says, they're not ambivalent about being strongly patriotic.

When it comes to releasing unpublished material, Mr. Salinger feels less ambivalent.

Well, it's ambivalent. Governors and other workplaces don't know quite what they should do with testing.

I think most of us in the entertainment community are kind of ambivalent about the awards.