Sentence examples for be mild compared with from inspiring English sources

He said he considered the concussion to be mild compared with others he has had.

But its impact will be mild, compared with two other forces.

The hardship may so far be mild compared with previous downturns in the 1970s and 1980s.

My treatment will be "mild" compared with that of women who receive the diagnosis once a lump is felt and has had time to spread.

On the scale of disappointments, this one had to be mild compared with the Australian Open last January when Clijsters had Serena Williams in a 5-1 third-set hole and lost.

Adverse events (AEs) of these new regimens are described to be mild compared with those of classical chemotherapy.

His tone is mild compared with Teify Ebenezer, a Baptist minister in a baseball cap.

That was mild compared with the comments of Senator Slade Gorton, a Republican running for re-election.

And his displeasure is mild compared with that of a bride scorned.

Mr. Parra's experience, real estate lawyers say, is mild compared with some others who share driveways with neighbors.

And that was mild compared with the ridicule heaped on him by The Weekly Standard, a tart conservative opinion journal.