Sentence examples for a bit mildly from inspiring English sources

I admit, as I watched preview episodes, the lessons seemed not for me at first; I drifted a bit, mildly entertained by superficial peripherals like Midwestern accents on Middle Eastern people.

And thanks to a bit of mildly encouraging news and our collective ennui, the recession is no longer the all-consuming headline of several months ago.

When to go Las Vegas is geared to be a year-round destination, although things slow down a bit in the mildly chilly winter and the dog days of summer.

A nice idea, but it came off a bit gimmicky and mildly overacted, though the six seconds or so in which Bincohe puts on lipstick in front of the mirror and wrestles with earrings (in another example of how a film still takes on a different meaning after one has screened the film) were very good.

"I think that's a bit paranoid," he says mildly.

And when it comes to DJing and production, he is, to put it mildly, a bit useful.

They were eager to take a look around the house, which is, to put it mildly, a bit of a curiosity in tradition-bound Ridgefield.

We've lost market share quite a bit, to put it mildly, and we absolutely need BlackBerry 10 to turn us around".

The first lady's pilgrimage yesterday to Mr. Sharpton's Harlem headquarters is, to put it mildly, a bit more problematic.

This chyron on Ronan Farrow's Tuesday show was, to put it mildly, a bit of a mistake.

It was seen as mildly funny, a bit of amiable fluff.