Sentence examples for appears to be mixed from inspiring English sources

The success of those ventures appears to be mixed.

Reaction from Batman and Robin fans appears to be mixed.

For the nation, the lesson appears to be mixed.

The report on February housing starts, issued Tuesday, appears to be mixed.

Speaking of the iPhone, the reaction to it appears to be mixed here.

Using the findings from 14 developing country case studies, FAO suggests that when considering whether any trade related growth can be attributed to the UR, the evidence appears to be mixed.

Gingrich appears to be mixing up two stories here.

So if I am left with a $300,000 profit after those deductions, can I avoid paying taxes on that amount if I immediately buy a property of equal value to the one I sold? A. Joel E. Miller, a Queens tax lawyer, says the writer is making several incorrect assumptions in the question and appears to be mixing up current law with former law on the sale of a principal residence.

But it's hard to monetize messages with ads without feeling interruptive, so Snap's strategy appears to be mixing ad-laden Stories into the inbox.

"CIRC appears to be mixing its role as a regulator of China-based insurance companies with intentions to support domestic Chinese insurers," the U.S. consulate in Shanghai wrote in an October 22, 2008 cable.

The mood on Capitol Hill appeared to be mixed.