The phrase "a milder light" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a softer or less intense illumination, often in a metaphorical or poetic context.
Example: "As the sun began to set, the room was filled with a milder light that created a calming atmosphere."
Alternatives: "a softer light" or "a gentler light."
The hardwood-smoked flat-fish sampler ($17) -- hand-sliced salmon, sturgeon and sable accompanied by Guinness black bread slices and horseradish sour cream -- is a mild, light oasis on a menu packed with hefty barbecue and steak selections.
A mild light-headedness set in.
A mild, light-headed feeling was reported by approximately 40% of subjects in the active group, either immediately or up to two hours after treatment.
After having used traditional oil lamps giving a mild, yellow light, kerosene lamps quickly became popular and electrical light was introduced little by little even in remote places.
There are canned sodas and typical fruit shakes (banana, strawberry or pineapple) as well as more interesting ones: durian, with an echo of the stinkiness for which it is known; a very mild light-green avocado; a citrusy soursop; and jackfruit, with an echo of banana and pineapple.
Some of the most powerful effects come from the way the glassy mosaics can hold even a mild, waning light to create smoky, nocturnal moods.
In any case, it seems a shame to use a mild-flavoured light rum – it has no chance against coconut and pineapple – but the dark one in DeGroff's recipe feels too heavy for a drink that is crying out to be sipped on a sunlounger, so I'm going to use golden rum.
Even if labeled with random letters in plain white packs, consumers through tasting can identify the milder, lighter, smoother brands, and need to know that such brands are not linked to any reduced risks.
Watch a movie, call up a friend, or do any other mild, light activity that prevents you from fixating on your nausea.
