Sentence examples for a more mixed view from inspiring English sources

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.

Matt Cibula from PopMatters gave a more mixed view in his review of Laundry Service; he complimented some of the lyrics of the songs but expressed disappointment in Shakira's production of the album, writing it off as "generic".

However, there might be a more mixed view among staff about whether increased service user involvement is always positive.

P15 then added, " Ya, lining the text up with bar on the bottom is a good idea.... .......... Another participant, P13, shared more mixed views.

More mixed views with no consensus were evident as to whether the website should be led by a PCa survivor.

However, these statements appear to mask more mixed views about outcome, for instance, two of the participants who said they were satisfied never returned to their previous sporting activities.

Viewing peaked at 26.3m on the night, although the event, which garnered a more mixed reception than Danny Boyle's show, would have been helped by its Sunday night slot, when people are more likely to be at home.

Then you want a more mixed economy.

Veteran acts get a more mixed reception.

Other states report a more mixed experience.