Sentence examples for felt mixed from inspiring English sources
"I felt mixed about that," Mr. Muller said.
AS a child in Mexico City, Alondra de la Parra felt mixed emotions when she attended symphonic concerts with her parents, both ardent music lovers.
How are we supposed to believe him?" Betsy Andreu, a University of Michigan graduate with a quick wit and sharp tongue, has long been considered one of Armstrong's biggest enemies, but over the past week she has felt mixed emotions.
Henry James, who, like many critics of Trollope's era, felt mixed admiration for him, praised his "complete appreciation of the usual" and called him "one of the most trustworthy, though not one of the most eloquent of writers who have helped the heart of man to know itself".
Jagielka, who made his senior international debut against Trinidad and Tobago in June 2008, admits he felt mixed emotions when he heard Terry was ending his England career.
As he looked around at the friends who had gathered Sunday, Jayasiri felt mixed emotions. .
But she said she still feels mixed about speaking to schoolchildren.
She still feels mixed emotions about his acting, she says, even though Butterfield is now shooting Hugo Cabret, Martin Scorsese's next film – despite not knowing who Scorsese was.
But she does feel mixed emotions about aging, thanks to what she described as a bombardment of media images of younger models and stores that stock clothing designed to fit younger people.
"I feel mixed, having lived in the local area for a long time I think back to the 7/7 attacks but we don't really know what this guy's motives were," said local resident Helen Edwards.
