Sentence examples for a mild impression from inspiring English sources

The result is that "Extravagance," for all its cleverness and good nature, makes rather a mild impression.

Paintings stacked against the walls, a few pieces of tattered furniture, a couple of overstuffed tables of paints and magazines and a paint-spattered radio create a mild impression of clutter.

Even in a neighborhood desperate for good food, Vine makes a very mild impression.

In contrast, my first impression of Cash, general secretary of the National Union of Rail, Maritime and Transport Workers RMTT), is that of a mild mannered historian, enthusiastic rather than forceful and certainly not a weightlifter.

What impression do scars make?" Michael, an economics graduate, has a similar experience, but describes his disability – a mild form of dyspraxia – as "hidden".

One is left with the impression that the president, as in other cases, is satisfied with the rhetoric of toughness and a mild gun control bill, that he has no intention of fighting hard for what he promised.

Only a mild exaggeration.

A mild complaint.

"Or a mild radish".

A mild collision.

"Ricotta is a mild flavor.