Sentence examples for a mixed portrait from inspiring English sources

The contributions to date paint a mixed portrait of this year's campaign.

B1 Evaluating 9/11 Relief Kenneth R. Feinberg, the administrator of the federal program to compensate the relatives of Sept. 11 victims, painted a mixed portrait of the government effort that has resulted in 97percentt of all eligible families agreeing not to sue the airlines or federal agencies, and instead filing claims with the program.

Our results paint a mixed portrait of how well the GACOs' objectives have been met through the use of financial incentives.

"The Last Castle," though not a war adventure, paints a fairly mixed portrait of the military world.

On a recent afternoon, Madeleine Peyroux crooned from the speakers while Ms. Mason's 9-month-old grandson busily powdered a mixed-media portrait of the model Carol Alt.

As Ms. Burson herself put it, she is "imaging the paradigm shift from 'I-ness' to 'we-ness.' " In the interest of we-ness, Ms. Burson mixed portraits of six men and six women to see whether the human race looks more feminine or masculine.

The songs are a mixed bag, ranging from wistful portraits that play up his debt to Ray Davies to shambling slices of surrealistic comedy that play up his debt to himself.

It's a mixed bag of fashion, product, food and portrait photography rolled into one.

It's a version of her piece Racquel Reclining Wearing Purple Jumpsuit, a mixed media collage using elements of a photographed portrait of Thomas's partner, Racquel Chevremont.

The retro music venue attracts a mixed crowd every Friday and Saturday, which dances to Duran Duran and Spandau Ballet, overlooked by portraits of Del Boy and David Hasselhoff.

Mixed drinks are a mixed bag.