Sentence examples for bit milder from inspiring English sources

March in the A.C.C.A. is a bit milder than the madness most college-basketball fans expect.

It often means the climate here is a little bit milder.

I've toned down these days, though, gone a bit milder with vindaloos and the odd Madras.

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"The temperatures were cold and then they got a little bit milder, and now they are getting colder but they are not getting as cold as they have been.

Mantel's remarks aren't dissimilar and are probably a bit milder, but the inexorable logic of the bitch fight, in which women operate at the emotional level of amoeba, puts this down to Mantel's envy.

It's goaty but a little bit mild and slightly too dry.

Mary Ann Kae Seattle, May 28 , 2008• To the Editor: Thomas L. Friedman's fantasy is a bit mild for my taste.

Many of our choices were tagged medium, and we found them a bit mild.

Even Mary Berry's light soft brown sugar is a bit mild – no, what you need here is the dark muscovado employed by Claire Clark and Dan Lepard – although the vast amount of treacle the latter spoons in with it makes it taste more like parkin.

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