Sentence examples for mixed reaction when from inspiring English sources
His children had a mixed reaction when he told them about the deal last Sunday.
There was a mixed reaction when The Shipping News was announced as this month's Reading Group choice.
Newcastle University got a mixed reaction when it applied to trademark the name Central University of Newcastle upon Tyne, which has an unfortunate acronym.
Mr. Bell said that reaction from outsiders to his being from Mr. Clinton's state is neither always good nor always bad. "I get a mixed reaction when I travel out of state," he said.
That is why Sarah Barnes, whose 7-year-old son is autistic and has hearing loss, had a mixed reaction when her boyfriend told her he had been promoted.
Corbyn's position appears to chime with that of Amnesty International, which last year provoked a mixed reaction when it called for "full decriminalisation of all aspects of consensual sex work".
Luckily enough, one such opportunity happened to be right around the corner… September's World Cup was the first since 2004, and featured a pair of new teams that drew decidedly mixed reactions when they were announced.
Though the fresco met with strong but mixed reactions when it was unveiled in 1541, Pope Paul was pleased enough to commission two frescoes representing the "Conversion of St. Paul" and the "Crucifixion of St. Peter" for his own private chapel, the Pauline Chapel.
I'm still a big bag of mixed reactions when it comes to Samsung's new mobile OS, Bada.
Unsurprisingly, there were mixed reactions when New Zealand granted legal protection to "non-human hominids" in 1999 and after researchers declared that the two chimpanzee species should be included within the genus Homo because we share 99.4% of the same critical DNA sites (Connolly K April 1 2007; Sample I Janurary 24 2006).
Chappelle drew mixed reactions when, while hosting "Saturday Night Live" shortly after the 2016 election, he said he planned to give Trump "a chance".
