morally ambivalent

Examples (10)

• The protagonist of the story is a morally ambivalent detective who often bends the rules.
• Many people remain morally ambivalent about the rapid advancements in artificial intelligence.
• The historical figure was portrayed as a morally ambivalent leader, praised for his vision but condemned for his methods.
• I feel morally ambivalent about accepting a job from a company with a poor environmental record.
• The film's ending leaves the audience feeling morally ambivalent, with no clear hero or villain.
• His decision to expose the secret was a morally ambivalent one; it helped some but harmed others.
• Society has become increasingly morally ambivalent towards issues that were once considered clear-cut.
• From her perspective, the actions of the government seemed morally ambivalent at best.
• It's a morally ambivalent situation, as there's no easy answer to what is right or wrong.
• He will likely remain morally ambivalent until he sees the final consequences of his choice.