Sentence examples for a mixed view from inspiring English sources

I've taken a mixed view of the open, free Web.

But it seems that the people behind Corbyn's campaign have a mixed view of 'real democracy'.

The July job openings and labor turnover survey gives a mixed view of job growth.

Courts have taken a mixed view of the two sides' claims.

[C5.] A Mixed View on Convertible Securities After big losses earlier this year, convertible bonds -- which can be converted into a company's stock -- have rallied.

Trading volume has been low as the earnings season winds down and economic indicators present a mixed view, complicating predictions of the Fed's next move on monetary policy.

Jane C. Ginsburg, a law professor at Columbia University and a copyright expert, had a more mixed view of the report.

They have, they admit, a more mixed view about birds of prey, seeing them, for all their beauty, as predators which attack small birds, as well as the young pheasants, grouse and sometimes even farm animals which are their livelihood.

"Our research shows a pretty mixed view of the degree to which that's true," she said.

An opinion poll published on Tuesday indicated a very mixed view among Germans about taking action against IS abroad.

According to the U.S. Embassy, Chávez has invested much time and effort in promoting Cuban involvement in Venezuelan society, but locals still hold a decidedly "mixed" view of the island nation.