Sentence examples for a rather mixed from inspiring English sources

Overall, markets suffered a rather mixed session.

Sartorially it was a rather mixed affair with ordinary tuxedos mingling with more statement suits.

Championing a polluting manufacturer abroad would send a rather mixed message.

It was a rather mixed presentation with some awkward humour and stilted attempts to draw louder whoops from the audience.

BBC2's investment in drama has been a rather mixed bag, producing sublime moments alongside the underwhelming.

Premieres from Skempton and Kancheli were juxtaposed with two works by the Australian Edwards that left a rather mixed impression.

In time, his orally transmitted sayings spread through India to Sri Lanka (c. 3rd century bce), where they were written down in Pāli (1st century bce), a literary language of rather mixed vernacular origins.

This problem was investigated in the case of the CCF, which is used to study inter-protein interactions in dual-color PALM, from a purely empirical perspective, with rather mixed results (Sherman et al. 2013).

Like a blushing bride suddenly demanding a pre-nup, it is sending out rather mixed signals right now.

This fact indicates a rather homogeneously mixed ZrO2-WC composition.It was found that the maximum pressure is only applied when the compact system reach its maximum temperature (for complete degassing of adsorbed gases).

Employees come and go with the turn of the economy and a fluctuating job market, and the economy is rather mixed now, Mr. Knight said.