Meanings of mixed so in English

Disney's foray into the China market has been mixed so far.

The response from moviegoers in India has been mixed so far.

Investors have been closely watching trade-related news, which has been mixed so far.

Investors have also been closely monitoring trade-related news, which has been mixed so far.

My sense of brotherhood muted because my African heritage had mixed so visibly with my Irishness.

We shall get things mixed so that the officers won't know a lamb from a goat.

Bank results have been mixed so far.

Never waters mixed so sweetly as the blood of the Greek and the blood of the grape.

Ratings have been mixed so far.

Climate Change Minister and Greens co-leader James Shaw said the science was mixed so it had been delayed for another year.

Plus, antibody testing is becoming more widespread, though the results are mixed so far and the FDA recently tightened its regulations.

Ernst had mixed so little with other boys, that he was unaccustomed to defend himself against the attacks of his companions.

For if sufficient liquid were mixed so as to spread itself all through the wine, then the whole would be a mixed substance.

In the first place, they got the names and the pitchers mixed so that I was Judge Ricker, an' Judge Ricker was ol' man Daggett.

What meant those words of hate and love mixed so strangely together, the ever-recurring names falling on his ears again and again-Nina ,Dain ;Dain ,Nina

"Well, if one were to try, mightn't words be mixed so as to be medicine?"