Sentence examples for could be mildly from inspiring English sources

It was true that Djokovic's parents could be mildly obnoxious.

The pie-making machine graphically dismembers and squashes all ingredients, and though no hens are caught in the thing, the process could be mildly unsettling to very small children.

One junior aide, who like the other women spoke on the condition of anonymity because of concerns about appearing publicly critical, said that the "sports-fan thing at the White House" could become "annoying" and that her relative indifference to athletics could be mildly alienating.

In order to further test the hypothesis that a slight impairment on PrPC cleavage could be mildly toxic and therefore be translated into human diseases, the degree of proteolysis of constructs carrying mutations linked to human prion diseases was quantified.

Even without clear mineralocorticoid over-replacement, the fludrocortisone dose could be mildly decreased while carefully monitoring signs of mineralocorticoid under-replacement.

Indeed, because water is not autofluorescent, values could be mildly reduced in the presence of substantial edema in the arm that was measured.

One day it is noodle soup, the next day it could be noodles mildly tossed in butter.

It seems odd that a chef could be even mildly brumotactillophobic (the impressive technical term for fear of different foods touching each other).

Even Paula Reynolds, 50, the third in their party, could be only mildly upset when she spied her 16-year-old daughter among the throng of fans, instead of at school.

McDonnell may be mildly surprised to find that the Economist also thinks Labour could be on the cusp of power.

Caffeine can be mildly addictive.