Sentence examples for utterly mixed from inspiring English sources
So ends (more or less) America's first post-9/11 bilateral era with Pakistan, and the scorecard is utterly mixed at best with ominous prospects for the second era under Pakistan's newly-elected democratic government.
Though inter-breeding was not utterly disastrous, the mixed offspring of modern humans and Neanderthals did not, in general, fare well.
That may not sound like much, but even mixed results are an improvement over the utterly bleak situation of several months ago.
The Gossip, a mixed-sex band, got rowdy with an utterly enjoyable punk-blues set.
Factor 15 mixed with coconut oil might as well be Utterly Butterly.
The election of Obama — a man of mixed ethnicity, at once comfortable in the world and utterly representative of twenty-first century America — would, at a stroke, reverse our country's image abroad and refresh its spirit at home.
Grime matters because it's a timely metaphor for our mixed-race society, taking influences from many cultures yet managing to sound utterly, resolutely, determinedly British.
Roger Moore of The Seattle Times showed mixed feelings in his review: "Rare is the thriller that goes as completely and utterly wrong as The Call does at almost precisely the one-hour mark.
Mr Obama was born in the utterly different 1960s, a post-baby-boomer whose generation escaped the bitterness of Vietnam, who has a mixed-race background and who has spent his career in universities and big-city politics.
