be torn between

I was torn between whether to vote for or against.

I think a lot of people who are torn between us feel that way.

For a moment, I was torn between the two sides.

"Has anyone ever gone through a similar situation where you were torn between friends and caught in the middle?"

As a matter of fact, I was torn between two attitudes.

She has a commitment to both, and may be torn between the two.

Alone in her room again, she continues to be torn between hope and fear.

President Clinton seems to be torn between the two camps.

David was torn between running after her and staying put.

He was torn between anger and the need to make it work.

The rebels are torn between the head and the heart.

Jack is torn between them and does not know who to choose.

He is torn between the two loves of his life.

A Texas woman is torn between the family that needs her and the man she loves.

I was torn between a bath and something to eat.

He was torn between taking her right that instant and making the moment last.

Actually, the jungle boy is torn between bush and village.

"I've always been torn between art and music," she said.

She was torn between her own dance career and mine.

But as they look ahead, Democrats are torn between two visions of their history.

"I like characters that are torn between good and bad," he said.

In 2011, Chris was torn between the idea whether to retire or not.

Throughout the whole play, even after her marriage, she is torn between the two brothers.

That executive's son was torn between college and a professional baseball career.

Heaven help him, he was torn between going back and staying.