Sentence examples for a bit too mild from inspiring English sources

In other words, this year's verdict was a bit too mild while last year's was excessively stringent.

If that's a bit too mild for your taste, you could try one of Park Hyatt Beaver Creek's Hike Week packages, offered for three different four-night weekends throughout the summer.

The very first taste seemed a bit too mild, but by the second, we were spooning away to the finish.

Yet one could raise the faint complaint that, as a whole, it was a bit too unrelievedly mild.

Unless it's a mild Provencal-style, straight olive oil might be a bit too strong; cut it with neutral vegetable oil.

A plate of Bavarian cheeses, ranging from mild but flavorful (something like provolone) to deliciously soft and smelly was most agreeable, though served a bit too cold.

A bit too sophisticated.

"A bit too Breathless Mahoney".

A bit too bulky.

A bit too radical?

A bit too racy a model?