Sentence examples for a milder judgment from inspiring English sources

An incorrect flag could indicate a milder judgment or a stricter judgment, compared to the normative judgment of the expert panel.

(Seriously, how are 40 people traveling together in New York? Did the rent a tour bus!?) Inevitably my casual observations of people's drinking morphs into mild judgment.

Because this conclusion seemed hasty to some members of the Curia, another commission, consisting of the heads of the several important monastic orders, was convened; it rendered the surprisingly mild judgment that Luther's propositions were "scandalous and offensive to pious ears" but not heretical.

"This is a milder disease".

Voloshyn favored a milder approach.

A milder abrasive is salt.

In part, this judgment is a mild vote of confidence in Mr Schwarzenegger: for all his obvious political frailties, the gubernator represents a particularly potent form of centrist Republicanism.

Each clinician rated each AE as to severity (a clinical judgment): mild, moderate or severe.

Psychological effects tend to predominate, with the user commonly experiencing a mild euphoria and alterations in vision and judgment that result in distortions of time and space.

Yes, a short-term economic hiccup – even a mild recession – would be possible but proper judgments could only be made when the UK and EU get down to hard bargaining.

Only a mild exaggeration.