Sentence examples for a mild sort from inspiring English sources

Webb, normally a mild sort, was angry after the race.

And the pact provides a mild sort of reassurance against other forms of instability.

Yet even after decades in the public eye, Mr. Marcus remained somewhat sensitive to criticism, even of a mild sort.

Family scene in which a son tells his father off in a mild sort of way by calling him stuffy.

The New Yorker, July 19 , 1947P. 22 Family scene in which a son tells his father off in a mild sort of way by calling him stuffy.

Mr Powell noted that the alliance wanted at least to "invest"—an old-fashioned word for a mild sort of siege the Afghan capital.

That must have been where I got the idea that half my face was a dull, mild sort of color, almost mousy, a furry shadow.

I feel the sun on my face and a mild, pleasant sort of ache in my arms.

Only in a section with offstage brasses going their own way does it challenge the ear with a mild, Ivesian sort of complexity.

Although he appears to be a mild, insipid sort of fellow in his 1780s self-portrait, Lawrence was passionately — and sometimes scandalously — involved with numerous women throughout his life.

People here treat STOP signs like a mild suggestion, sort of like when the conductor says, "Please keep your feet off the seats," or their doctor says, "Stop eating sausage and peppers everyday or you'll die".