Sentence examples for though mixed from inspiring English sources

For now, though, mixed economic data is presenting a picture of an economy that is recovering feebly from recession.

The two batsmen, though, mixed solid defence with some thumping attacking shots, driving strongly, especially straight and through the offside – although Ambrose in particular played well off his legs which has not always been the forte of a natural cutter and carver.

The results, though mixed, showed some promise against sore backs.

A similar survey by ComRes found strong, though mixed, support among MPs for a cap.

Much of Little Havana, though mixed today with other Latino immigrant groups, remains emphatically Cuban.

Energy and materials companies helped indexes move up, though mixed earnings reports from retailers tempered gains.

The message, though, is mixed: Luke ultimately walks away from the White House (now painted orange), leaving his running mate — his dog — in charge.

Rice culture and ironworking, as well as marriage, birth, and death ceremonies, conform closely to the Javanese pattern, though often mixed with elements of Hindu origin.

"Zordon says in the movie, 'You must shed your mask to wear this armor.'" Becky, though, holds mixed feelings about her character's already infamous moment.

The Jay Treaty, however, obliged most of the British settlers to withdraw their settlements in 1796, though mixed-race peoples remained.

The nature and mechanism for the missing outcomes will be investigated, though mixed-effects model implicitly account for data missing at random.