Sentence examples for mixed feel from inspiring English sources

He had a mixed feel and did a lot of different things well".

"There has been a distinctly mixed feel to the recent rally – more stick than carrot, more push than pull, more frustration than joy.

Despite the mixed feelings felt among the people living along this river, the determination of their leaders is palpable.

Latterly, she edited a number of anthologies, including The Teens Book of Love Stories (1988), In Between: Stories of Leaving Childhood (1994) and Mixed Feeling (1997), which gave her authors the chance to write in a different way: short stories cutting to the heart of the pains and difficulties of adolescence.

I have mixed feelings – I feel sorry that it is about to be over, and I feel happy that we had such a successful week.

Although the commercially successful Zooropa won the Grammy Award for Best Alternative Music Album in 1994, the band regard it with mixed feelings, as they felt it was more of "an interlude".

Third, there is the economic power Britain wielded over Argentina in the nineteenth century, prompting the sort of mixed feelings many Latin Americans feel today towards the USA.

Despite his own mixed feelings about smoking, "it feels unconstitutional," Mr. Heath said.

"Hawaii is so mixed you feel like you're part of the culture, even if you're not Japanese".

His painting-drawing hybrids were complex yet unpretentious; they mixed the feel of a classroom blackboard with an entire coded mythology, a new cultural memory.

Absolutely not! (laughs) There is total equality among genders in the former Soviet Union, so I wouldn't say that the girls who are of mixed race feel more victimized.