He has shed his voracious genius and emerged as a decent, mild old man with bad eyesight who timidly dreams of becoming a Jesuit.
He showed exactly the same mild old-fashioned courtesy to everyone, whether it was the director of a prestigious festival, or the director's PA who brought him a coffee.
2 3 However, recently published paediatric studies suggest that while most cases of pH1N1 are relatively mild, older children, especially those suffering from asthma and obesity, may be at higher risk for severe disease.
To the eternal dismay of his mother, Paul Seneschal, a mild nineteen-year-old French Canadian, presents himself as a postulant at St. Norbert Abbey, an order near his home, in rural Manitoba.
By the end of the decade, Caro felt sufficiently his own man to mount a mild attack on his old mentor in the pages of the Observer: "When you try to think clearly about Henry Moore you are deafened by the applause..
Yaghdan (who wanted his real name used) was a mild, conscientious thirty-year-old from a family of struggling businessmen.
PONTIAC GRAND PRIX: Despite a mild redesign, this unrefined old-tech car feels two decades behind the times, with one of the poorest interiors I've seen in years.
Term infants <2 weeks old with a mild or moderate degree of tongue-tie, and their mothers who were having difficulties breastfeeding.
Sod expression showed a moderate and statistically significant decrease in the seven day-old flies and a mild decrease relative to control in 20 day-old flies.
Another study, in which Dr. Chabner is participating, involves lung cancer patients who are 70 and older, testing a mild chemotherapy regimen with the drug taxol.
