Sentence examples for mixed writing from inspiring English sources

Genevieve Koski of The A.V. Club was mixed, writing that the song suggests itself as one of the album's best songs.

Mike always mixed writing with playing.

By his junior year, he was spending every free moment on a project that mixed writing and photography.

Mixed," wrote the novelist.

THE flattest party conference season in many years ended with David Cameron's speech to the Conservative gathering in Manchester yesterday, which has received mixed write-ups.

"He mixed up writing on Clinton and Janet Reno and what was going on with the Clinton Administration with weather extremism like hurricanes, and geological extremism like major earthquakes, and then mixed it up with insider Hollywood stuff, like reporting the Friday-night box-office data before anyone else," Breitbart remembers.

Desson Howe of The Washington Post wrote a mixed review, writing that the film is "beautifully filmed and flashily edited", but that it "has nothing to offer".

Jonathan Kurant from the Sun-Sentinel gave Emotions a mixed review, writing "Oddly, the album gets more original at the end, where not all people will bother getting to".

Brent Faulkner from PopMatters gave a mixed response, writing that the song "relies on a familiar beat as well as liberal layering".

Slant Magazine's Eric Henderson provided a mixed review, writing that the soundtrack "seems to indicate her efforts are coming from a similarly era-straddling psychological place".

Chuck Taylor from Billboard gave the song a mixed review, writing "Yes it's a hit, and her voice is in fine form, but 'Heartbreaker' is a disappointment in terms of what we know she's capable of writing".