Sentence examples for mixed reception when from inspiring English sources
Labour's "Cadbury law" got a mixed reception when it was finally unveiled in the party's election manifesto today.
I imagine I will have a mixed reception when I join up with Wales at the start of the week, but we're all there for one purpose.
Roland Butcher Barbados 1981 Born 14 miles from the ground, Butcher got a mixed reception when becoming England's first black player.
It met a mixed reception when he showed it at the Royal Academy in 1831, and he spent years continuing to work on it before sending it on a regional tour, a precursor of its new role in future years.
The proposals received a mixed reception when they were unveiled as part of a wider consultative green paper on schools, with more than a dozen Conservative backbenchers expressing worry.
"Melancholia," which received a mixed reception when it was screened for the media and other guests on Wednesday morning, is in competition at the Cannes Film Festival; some cinephiles said Mr. von Trier's remarks would disqualify him from earning the top prize again.
Mr. Kyl said he received a mixed reception on Tuesday when he described the bill at a meeting of House Republicans.
Arsenal midfielder Alex Oxlade-Chadberlain had a mixed reception from children when he and his team-mates visited them in hospital.
On July 8 Tsipras got a mixed reception from the European Parliament when he travelled to Strasbourg, France, to address that body.
"Chicago" and "Show Boat" look set for long runs and, although "Rent" received a mixed reception from London critics when it opened here in May, it too is drawing big crowds and winning standing ovations.
Manchester United boss David Moyes expects a "mixed" reception from Everton supporters when he manages against his former club for the first time on Wednesday.
