Sentence examples for wildly mixed from inspiring English sources
The response is wildly mixed.
He puts on an honest, soulful voice to sing wildly mixed messages.
The students and faculty at Cornell had wildly mixed impressions of her, and wilder explanations for her presence.
More than 200 arts organisations have lost their funding, on a day of wildly mixed fortunes for English arts.
Reaction from union members so far has been wildly mixed, and a failure to approve the givebacks would leave the budget in tatters.
The film sparked a wildly mixed response on Twitter, with Kate Arthur, Los Angeles correspondent for Buzzfeed posting: "Inventive--but annoying, puerile, frustrating.
The owners of the UFC may be close to selling the wildly-popular mixed martial arts organization for more than $3.5bn, according to an ESPN report.
She baptized the complex's renovated in-the-round Fichandler Stage with a wildly popular mixed-race staging of Rodgers and Hammerstein's classic musical Oklahoma!, ending the theatrical year on a high note in the country's capital.
Mr. Lyon, 35, who shows his wildly abstract, mixed-media canvases at Feigen Contemporary in Chelsea, got to know Ms. Rosmarin after he arrived in Houston in 1989 to take part in the Core Program at the Glassell School of Art, which is operated by the Museum of Fine Arts.
Pink blossoms were thick in the tree, the petals scattered broadside upon the grass, and as I breathed them in the fragrance mixed wildly with her own and that cool touching and going of her peach-brown arm sang in me like passionate words whispered in a dark place.
The year 1976 was something of a mixed bag — polls fluctuated wildly, the economic numbers were all over the map, and Gerald R. Ford had to deal with the aftermath of Watergate.
