Sentence examples for distinctly mild from inspiring English sources

Except for a mini-heatwave near the start, it's been distinctly mild, at least when it comes to weather.

Among other once abhorred but distinctly mild improprieties are the copy of an early Roman sculpture of a sleeping hermaphrodite from the Uffizi in Florence.

And its distinctly mild but rich style of Mexican food from the neighboring Sonora state across the border tempts tame young diners away from mac 'n' cheese.

Its odor ranges from mild to distinctly fruity, reminiscent of bubble gum.

In contrast, more severe types of stress during infancy produce distinctly different outcomes than does mild stress.

I substitute it in the Jamie magazine recipe, and decide I'm prepared to push the boat out for a decent croque: emmental's milder flavour is distinctly underwhelming.

The differences between healthy preterm infants and those with mild-to-moderate BPD were distinctly lower.

Also, the milk of the latter tastes mild, while the milk of the first distinctly bitter.

The odor of the crushed flesh is mild or faintly phenolic, but is usually distinctly phenolic in the base of the stipe.

Santi describes his experiences of sleep paralysis as distinctly unpleasant and comfortable, but compared to other anecdotes, they're relatively mild.

Mild alterations in the liver function tests are common, but hepatic failure is distinctly rare.