Sentence examples for election with a mixture from inspiring English sources

Greeks view the outcome of the election with a mixture of hope and trepidation.

IN the world's most populous Catholic country, people are watching the papal election with a mixture of curiosity, nativist pride and jaded world-weariness.

ARABS have greeted Ariel Sharon's election victory with a mixture of fear, revulsion and dismay.

All of Westminster's principal parties looked forward to today's local election results with a mixture of fear and trepidation.

"Bush actually came out today and said that the Democrats are trying to steal the election," said Charles Bufin, with a mixture of disgust and incredulity.

And Democrats themselves have responded to the "special election" in Massachusetts with a mixture of panic and fear.

A11 The elections were met with a mixture of jubilation and consternation in much of the Arab world, and for some it raised the concern that, in winning, Hamas would almost certainly have to change.

François Hollande's decision not to stand for a second term, the first time since the war that a French president has not bid for re-election, was greeted with a mixture of admiration and scorn by the country's neighbours – and stinging criticism of his record.

Other critics are concerned with the possibility that the government could delay elections and view Adán Chávez's prominence with a mixture of captivation and dread.

As Americans stare with a mixture of wonder and unease into the vortex of this election gale, they should not lose sight of the democratic principles upon which the Republic rests.

Overall, Conservative tactics in the ground war have been "at least one election behind Labour", according to Justin Fisher of Brunel University.This time, the Tories hope to narrow the gap with a mixture of high and low technology.