Примеры использования Conflicted на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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And"conflicted"?
Jake was extremely conflicted.
Conflicted emotions.
I was, um, conflicted.
Conflicted, conflicted, conflicted.
I think she felt… very conflicted.
The conflicted file, the result of the merge operation.
You must have been conflicted.
Emily A conflicted heart feeds on doubt and confusion.
C may have entered a conflicted state.
This conflicted with intelligence and evidence obtained by the Panel.
You look lighter… less conflicted.
Normal, Modified and Conflicted are always loaded and visible.
Monroe's enduring popularity is linked to her conflicted public image.
Sometimes, his convictions conflicted with his duties as an EarthForce officer.
That became one of the problems.those who returned often conflicted with elder priests.
That conflicted with his delegation's interpretation of the phrase"set aside.
You are erratic, conflicted, disorganized.
He felt conflicted by his parents' traditions, saying"Our worlds were diametrically apart.
Some of these claims conflicted with each other.
Merge the conflicted text“ by hand”(by examining and editing the conflict markers within the file).
We do not accept commercial or conflicted funding.
Their marginalization conflicted with religious values and violated their human rights.
And I think my point is that I understand what it's like to have conflicted emotions about your father.
Paley, visibly conflicted, does nothing while Janet is seen talking to the ambassador herself.
Article 89, dealing with provisional arrest, conflicted with the law of his country.
Conflicted dude-- high school dropout, then he enlisted in the Army, where he got his technical training.
N-Nick and his dad had a… conflicted and complicated relationship.
Conflicted both emotionally and morally against his brother's goal, Vash remembers the morals his human care taker Rem Saverem taught him.
The life path of women everywhere is often imbued with conflicted priorities and exigencies.