Sentence examples for of very mixed from inspiring English sources

It has obviously been a week of very mixed emotions.

They're just not very good, their themes diffuse and their exhibits of very mixed quality.

There are, of course, a lot of very mixed inner-city areas, particularly in London, which have developed organically, often through gentrification and housing association buying policies.

Buster will be more of a homebody and have a daughter of very mixed racial and religious heritage ("You can be blackballed by everyone," Lionel jokingly tells her).

We have run our flagship performance club night every Saturday for the past 11 years in a south London gay pub called the Royal Vauxhall Tavern, presenting accessible, arty, popular forms entertainment to very mixed classes of audiences.

The decor is part Parisian cafe, part old-school tattoo parlour, though most of the very mixed crowd of drinkers stay out on the terrace, enjoying the (for Athens) unusually wide range of whiskies.

But because of the "very mixed ethnic geography of London", the pattern is less strong between ethnicity and exposure than the one between deprivation and exposure, Aether found.

When he did turn to Iraq's reconstruction Mr. Bush mostly described the bright side of a very mixed picture.

As you might expect, they were a mixed bag of views, very mixed, which I think reflects the challenge facing us – there is not a consensus amongst the public about what good care looks like never mind how we ensure we achieve it at all times.

Partly it was a visionary head of department that we had, Nick Tyler; he really saw the benefit of having a very mixed grouping of academic staff.

Téchiné is unusually adroit at manipulating a complex set of relations within a very mixed group of people.