Sentence examples for mixed criticism from inspiring English sources

Despite the initial mixed criticism, critical perception of the album later improved, as Doggystyle has earned several accolades and rankings on critics' "best album" lists.

The appearance by Rock was widely noted as a surprising element of the song, and received mixed criticism, though some critics described it as a highlight.

Despite mixed criticism toward its gangster-themed lyrics, 2001 received general acclaim from music critics.

"They get very unfair and mixed criticism from the media.

Ms. DioGuardi ably mixed criticism with warmth on "The One"; she even invited one promising contestant to live with her so she could help him with his career.

On Sunday, Mr. Obama spoke to the convention by satellite feed from California, and he mixed criticism of the No Child law with praise for teachers' contributions and an exhortation to Americans to meet the nation's responsibility to educate all children.

The episode has subsequently been met with mixed critical responses, facing criticism for its abrupt deus ex machina ending.

Carrying signs with slogans including "Children are our future" and "America – hands off our children", activists mixed bitter criticism of the United States with calls for improvements in Russia's own care system.

An EU foreign-policy team, led by Javier Solana from the Council of Ministers and Chris Patten from the European Commission, visited Kiev this week with a mixed message: criticism of Mr Kuchma and his friends but continued support for Ukrainian reform and integration with the rest of Europe.Mr Kuchma has been fighting back.

The review mixed literary criticism with moral sermonising, to which Waugh felt bound to object publicly.

Upon release, reviews for the album were mixed, with criticism directed towards both the new material and the decision to include only Carey's number one hits in the United States.