Sentence examples for mixed with its from inspiring English sources

Writing for the BBC Guide to Comedy, Mark Lewisohn observes that the critical reception was mixed, with "its detractors pointing out that Eric Slatt was a carbon copy of John Cleese's Basil Fawlty [and] its supporters praising its non-PC, off-the-wall approach and the breathlessly paced plots that delivered moments of high farce".

Most importantly, the Aβ42 K16N peptide alone is almost non-toxic and only gains severe toxicity when it is mixed with its wild-type (WT) counterpart.

I suppose my having a relationship with the piece always as a reproduction, most often as a digital one, mixed with its epic popularity, has made it more enticing to re-create an emoji version as "real" – in the exact same dimensions.

James could even remember the aura of scandal that had wafted about the great man's name during his own childhood, "the sensation produced" by "The Scarlet Letter," and "the little shudder with which people alluded to it, as if a peculiar horror were mixed with its attractions".

When heated, it emits intense blue light, which becomes white when mixed with its lighter homolog cerium dioxide (CeO2, ceria): this is the basis for its previously common application in gas mantles.

The queasy and the grisly are mixed with its entertaining hipness.

It then shredded the data, mixed it with its own and assembled the combined set with its own assembly method.

And, with a balance of new east London nights mixed in with its regular activities, it's thriving.

It had mixed fortunes with its dramas, too.

Google, which has had mixed success with its own social network initiatives, subsequently announced that it was leading an alliance of social networks to promote a new standard for third party developers to create programs that run on their sites.

Reviewers had mixed experiences with its online component; GameDaily's Robert Workman reported that it ran fluidly, but Scott said that the game lagged often enough to be unplayable.