Sentence examples for looking mixed from inspiring English sources

A deal is supposed to be struck at a special summit in Berlin on March 24th-25th, but this week the omens were looking mixed.

In those areas where the party has done especially well (downtrodden, post-industrial towns in the north, the Essex suburbs and the eastern coast, mainly), it will give standing MPs a run for their money in the general election next year.The results for both the Conservatives and Labour were looking mixed.

Meanwhile, the international picture is looking mixed.

Ilya Spivak, currency strategist at Daily FX, said: European stocks look mixed early in the session as traders digest the outcome of the Eurogroup summit while awaiting an ominous set of UK labour market figures.

She subsequently adopts a stray dog of ambiguous origins — it "didn't look mixed, more like some breed that hadn't yet been discovered" — but the dog is little comfort, and the woman regularly beats the troublesome mutt.

However, the picture today looks mixed as foreign markets waver.

Netflix just released its fourth quarter earnings report, which looks mixed compared to Wall Street expectations.

Financial constraints and rising foreign competition contribute to a general forecast that looks mixed at best and threatening at worst; those are the conclusions of a pair of reports recently released by the National Academies.

He's half Puerto Rican and looks mixed, she says.

Looks   Mixed reviews of how attractive the Apple Watch looks could have been expected.

These shared histories should give us pause about suggestions that people who look mixed "prove" their identity claims.