Sentence examples for mixed applauding from inspiring English sources

This be-yourself message would be more convincing if it weren't so mixed; applauding athleticism while coaxing female jocks into stiletto heels is hardly the height of girl power.

The coalition described the new maps as presenting "extremely mixed results," applauding the creation of an Asian-majority Senate district in Queens but describing its boundaries as nonsensical.

Reactions to Rojo's campaign have been wildly mixed, with some applauding its boldness and others criticising its imagery: is it really OK to refer to female dancers as dolls, even in the context of a cute paradox?

Fall Wall Street was mixed as investors applauded a surprisingly strong third-quarter gross domestic product report but worried that the increase could not be sustained.

The film received mixed reviews; critics applauded its novel twist on the romcom narrative but didn't warm to the overly fey, privileged characters.

Reactions to his speech were mixed, as some applauded his public show of faith while others mocked it.

On Uber's site the commentary was mixed, with many people applauding the kittens, but others worrying that it was insensitive.

The reaction has been mixed - with many applauding the move but some less enthusiastic responses.

Initial reviews were mixed, with some critics applauding the story's conclusion, and others deriding it.

The highly anticipated standards came with mixed reviews, with many applauding them and one study finding reductions in particulate matter correlated to increased life expectancy.

Students at Minnesota State University in Mankato, about 65 miles south of Minneapolis, expressed mixed feelings about the crackdown, applauding the intent but questioning whether it was possible to regulate such prevalent behavior.