Sentence examples for mixed to put from inspiring English sources

My feelings are mixed, to put it mildly.

The reaction on blogs and in newspaper columns to the $450 tickets has been mixed, to put it charitably.

For years the IMF and World Bank have made their loans conditional on policy reform, but the record is mixed, to put it kindly.

The musical was panned by Variety when it opened in Denver in August, and word of mouth among the Broadway cognoscenti has been mixed, to put it generously.

Taylor Dimsdale, the head of the E3G thinktank in Washington, said that while signals from the Trump team had so far been mixed "to put it mildly", its planned fossil fuel renaissance could be met without axing renewable subsidies.

In contrast, Homo sapiens evolved quite recently; we have language and culture; and the consequences of our relatively sudden domination have been mixed, to put it mildly: "The rest of the living world could not coevolve fast enough to accommodate the onslaught of a spectacular conqueror that seemed to come from nowhere, and it began to crumble from the pressure".

Meanwhile, the commentary on Channel 4 is getting a mixed response (to put it politely).

American democracy has its peaks and troughs; attempts to reform it dramatically, such as California's initiative craze, have a mixed history, to put it mildly.

The April launch of RIM's BlackBerry PlayBook received mixed reviews, to put it nicely, of what many called a "half-baked" product.

Remarkably, the process is very simple to put mixed solution in autoclave one step at room temperature, and the obtained silver nanowires have no other particles and impurities.

These characters may have mixed feelings about each other, to put it mildly, and they sure as hell aren't happy.