Sentence examples for mixed about whether from inspiring English sources

But opinions are mixed about whether any signs of disorder have already begun.

And pollsters are mixed about whether the candidates are paying a price among voters for having their faces in their attack advertisements.

Over on the Flyers chat boards, the Kings are known as Flyers West, and feelings are mixed about whether to wish them well.

Among employers, the feelings are mixed about whether the limits should be eliminated, said Andrew Webber, who is the president of the National Business Coalition on Health.

Steven P. Jobs was not a musician, and opinions are mixed about whether the invention of iTunes will be good for the recording industry in the long run, but his mark on how music is distributed appears indelible, and so the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences has decided to give him a Grammy award in February.

Overall, participants' feelings were mixed about whether guidelines affected their care positively or negatively.

The committee considering an honor code has mixed views about whether it is a good idea.

Other lawyers had mixed views about whether the argument presented would result in a new trial.

The sisters have mixed feelings about whether it will be a good thing for Brazil.

Qatar's bidders sent out mixed signals about whether they had an understanding with Spain/Portugal.

There are mixed reports about whether Anthony is prepared to accept the trade.