Sentence examples for mixed praise from inspiring English sources

On Monday, he mixed praise with criticism.

The response to the plan from officials around the city ranged from mixed praise to criticism.

The program won mixed praise, but lost momentum over the years.

The pope mixed praise with a diplomatically worded but unmistakable expression of displeasure with the war and its aftermath.

The mixed praise his work received over the years seemed to breed a modest confidence rather than any discouragement.

In asking for another term, Mr. Reagan mixed praise for his own record with paeans to the character and courage of Americans.

This spending shift, which would continue under the plan for at least three years beyond Mr. Giuliani's tenure, is winning mixed praised from housing advocates.

Early reviews of the device have been mixed, praising the hardware but criticising a lack of software.

1602 received mixed praised upon its release with Comics Bulletin stating "Is 1602 good?

Reviews of the film were mixed, praising Ben Affleck's performance but criticizing the lack of character development.

Retrospective feedback on the Sega Meganet service is mixed, praising the early initiative to develop online gaming for video consoles, but criticizing its implementation via use of telephone lines and issues with Sega's lack of developers for the service.