The phrase "a mixed sentiment" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe feelings or opinions that are not entirely positive or negative, indicating a combination of emotions.
Example: "Her response to the news was a mixed sentiment, as she felt both happy for her friend and sad for herself."
Alternatives: "ambivalent feeling" or "conflicted emotion".
The initial increase in negative sentiment may have been the result of a decrease in the number of Indiana residents who reported having a mixed view of the ACA in 2010, while the subsequent increase in positive sentiment in 2012 was a shift from unfavorable to favorable views.
LNW performs as LN but in case of mixed sentiment within a message it applies the evidence-based function presented in Eq. 7 and follows the process from Fig. 4 to classify the message as positive or negative.
While political momentum for police reform was massive a year ago, today there's mixed sentiment about how far the city has come and will ultimately go.
Perhaps some of that mixed sentiment lingers even now.
But illustrating the mixed sentiment that Mr. Vargas Llosa's views elicit among some in the region, the Mexican writer Paco Ignacio Taibo II said that while the prize was "absolutely deserved," Mr. Vargas Llosa himself was "deplorable as a citizen and as a person".
First was Dave Olson (@fatmanofthemtns), who thought of George for reasons that expertly mixed sentiment, nostalgia, and pride: "My son was trying on his suit for prom, and he looked sharp, shaggy and shy all at once, like George".
This mixed sentiment ensures that one of the most important justifications for the death penalty, "closure", is undermined by years of complex appeals.Franklin Zimring, a professor at the University of California at Berkeley, argues that while "closure" is a service of American justice, a thorough appeals process is vital to instil a basic trust in courts.
Options players populating the Semiconductor HOLDRS Wednesday displayed mixed sentiment on the fund in the August contract.
Looking specifically to the 30 cities analyzed we found 9 cities that showed overall positive sentiment and 21 that had mixed sentiment to homesharing and ridesharing.
On this definition of art, what is represented can be ugly or repugnant as long as the representation is sensuously perfect (though Mendelssohn does address, as discussed below, the mixed sentiment that accrues when the object represented is unpleasant).
