In two minds

On the contrary, when a man is said to be in two minds, the phrase is a mere gentle expression for his having no mind whatever.

Heisenberg was uncertain whether he could make it, while Born said he would probably be there. Schrödinger, of course, as usual, was in two minds about whether he could be there or not.

Next day, the pilots were in two minds as to whether they should continue the journey.

[T]he goalkeeper, Dimitrios Konstantopoulos, also seemed to be caught in two minds.

He writes: “You were in two minds about it, like you have always been in two minds about the EU. I wish you had stuck to that attitude – it served you well and it kept all of us in better shape.