Sentence examples for a mixed debate from inspiring English sources

Ether's plummet below $300 has sparked a mixed debate among those in the crypto community.

And though you'd think a mixed-race debate in a country under apartheid would be angry, this one is characterized by high spirits that feel only friendly.

Meanwhile, the generic industry appeared to hold a mixed position throughout the debates.

A source from her camp said: "Senior Parliamentary Labour party colleagues [are] saying to me - 'This is getting stupid - Andy has now crow-barred himself onto Sky with a mixed message about an emergency debate he can't force.

But a raised profile gained after a 12-week burst that followed his selection as Mr. Romney's running mate, including a national convention speech and a spirited performance in a vice-presidential debate, is a mixed blessing.

Polls after the debate gave a mixed verdict: YouGov poll - 1,100 people gave a clear victory to the SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon, with 28%, followed by UKIP leader Nigel Farage on 20%, Mr Cameron on 18%, Mr Miliband on 15%, Mr Clegg on 10%, Green Party leader Natalie Bennett on 5% and Plaid Cymru's Leanne Wood on 4%.

Seven party leaders clashed in the first TV general election debate and snap polls have given a mixed verdict on the winner.

Hearing a Mixed Message One aspect the arts community has found most frustrating in the budget debate has been the mixed messages delivered by the governor.

This finding is timely in the context of the debate over the new DSM-5 which proposes the addition of a mixed depression and anxiety category.

The public debate is focused on 'green' issues on the national level, but for decentralized projects, there is a mixed response.

Mixed drinks are a mixed bag.