Sentence examples for slight mixed from inspiring English sources

Middlesex batsman Nick Gubbins: "It's gone okay so far, but I've had slight mixed emotions with the previous two fifties because I didn't go on.

Much of this accomplishment is embodied in the realisation of a pair of friends - Jack Aubrey, the burly, quintessentially English naval captain, and Stephen Maturin, the slight, complex polymath of mixed Irish and Spanish descent who is his ship's doctor.

For Heath, there was a slight sense of bewilderment mixed in with the euphoria and a little bit of relief that the league's big dogs had fulfilled their half of the on-field bargain.

The sources of vadose seepage are soil and epikarst reservoir water with the attenuation of the isotopic fluctuations (−4.28‰ to −5.92‰ for δ18O) and slight hydrological response, indicating mixed signals of infiltration water in epikarst storage reservoir.

The results on the number of permanent full-time workers or number of permanent full-time workers employed in the current fiscal year are also mixed with slight difference that there are positive outcomes and significance depending on the model and employed variables.

"So it was about creating a natural look, mixed with a slight bit of traditional".

The mechanism of wearing of clad layer is a mixed type of slight peeling-off and abrasion.

It was found that a multilayer BTF had a slight advantage over a perfectly mixed BTF for the removal of H2S.

After a pin-on-disc wear test, the wear mass loss of the coating is only about 1/12 that of the Ti 6Al 4V alloy and the wear mechanism of coating is a mixed type of slight peeling-off, adhesion and abrasion.

Most people don't necessarily remember exactly that comforting sense of security they had the first time they met their doctor (the only really good doctor, as everyone knows), but mixed with the slight tremble of fear was the sense of being in good hands.

The population yield fluctuated in a natural ecosystem, with slight differences among pure and mixed stands under plant competition or insect pressure.