Sentence examples for mixed response in from inspiring English sources

The fusillade received a mixed response in the South, where leaders awaited the Freedom Train with mounting dread.

Yesterday, a stock exchange from Dubai, on the Persian Gulf, announced plans to take a sizable stake in Nasdaq, drawing a mixed response in Washington.

The Granby school board's decision to field a team met with a decidedly mixed response in this commuter town of 11,000 on the Massachusetts border.

The planned strikes have drawn a mixed response in British schools, with some encouraging students to join the protests and others threatening to punish them.

All right, so OK, it looks like we have a very mixed response in terms of the answer to the clicker question today.

But the band's change of sound prompted a mixed response in the US, where they hope to break in to the "adult contemporary" radio stations.

The incident drew mixed responses in the Philippines, which sum up the dilemma among China's small neighbors of how to respond to its power and its ability to enforce its territorial claims.

The resignation was met with mixed responses in Scotland, ranging from satisfaction among gay and lesbian groups to dismay among others who saw Cardinal O'Brien as a strong voice for Scotland and its 750,000 Catholics, as well as an influential advocate for the poor and aid to the developing world.

Scooters have received mixed responses in cities.

Moreover, gas shows and gas levels always give mixed responses in tight reservoirs due to either drilling or formation pressure dependent factors.

But Daniel's attempt to boycott the presser received mixed responses in the papers.