Sentence examples for mixture of responses from inspiring English sources

In the times I have prayed with strangers, I've had a mixture of responses.

Looking around me at the girls who were getting their A-level results I see a mixture of responses, some happy, some not, while others are frantically logging on to the Ucas website to check if they've secured their university places despite not getting the required grades.

A mixture of responses was observed considering IgG2a and INF-γ antibody titers, but the dominant response was toward Th2.

These initiatives drew a mixture of responses, ranging from some calling the budget a welcome boost for the green economy, to others labeling it too little too late.

The vegetation communities (UK NVC classes) produced showed a mixture of responses, some close to the target and some not; these varied from dense bracken stands through to well-established Calluna and grass-heath mosaics, with some woodland communities.

A similar "Boobs for Beads" contest, held last year at a bar in Buffalo, New York, evoked a similar mixture of responses, with the bar's manager ultimately backpedalling, "As bad as the promotion sounds, I don't want it executed in a tacky way".

In line with this distinction, the HYBRID model by Yamamoto and Everson (1997) incorporates a mixture of response processes.

Respondents were asked whether they agreed, disagreed or neither agreed nor disagreed with these statements and a score was derived distinguishing those with positive attitudes (yes to the first three items and no to the fourth); those with negative attitudes (no to the first three items and yes to the fourth) and an intermediate group, termed neutral, with other mixtures of responses.

Several aspects of these responses could be explained as a mixture of unaltered responses from WT and T → A rhodopsin expressed in roughly equal numbers.

Musa's own moral decline, Mr. Joseph makes clear, derives from a mixture of his responses to the tumult of current events and the trauma of his own past under the Hussein regime: a toxic combination.

Occupy DC stopped traffic during its downtown march and faced a mixture of embraced responses by passers-by, as well as critics.