Sentence examples for mixed take from inspiring English sources

Myself, I wrote a mixed take last season, in which I praised "Mad Men" in general but cavilled, at length, about how Don had become an anvil of a character, to the point that he weighed the series down.

Doug Perry of IGN had a more mixed take, saying that the "classic bouncy, xylophone-heavy beat" is "not necessarily great", and that after a few courses, "you either stop hearing it, or the incessant simplicity of it makes you want to cry or pull your hair out".

Luckily, my questions about in-house methods for getting babies to cry prompted more mixed responses (take away a toy, take away the mother, "it just happens").

Go for a walk once the dough is mixed, or take a nap.

The categorical targets in the mixed condition take about the same amount of time to find as search for any of six categorical targets.

Halo 2, unlike its predecessor, was mixed to take full advantage of Dolby 5.1 Digital surround sound.

Mixed models take into account both fixed (e.g., day of the menstrual cycle) and random (individual participant) effects.

Linear mixed models take into account the non-independence of repeated-measures data and individual heterogeneity by including random effects in the model.

Max, a jaunty mixed breed, takes yoga classes at home with his human parents.

The blood is mixed.It takes a moment to explain why the pope is pushing boundaries by using this language.

Early last year, he began his government's first term by apologising to the "stolen generations": children, many of mixed race, taken by the authorities from aboriginal families.