Sentence examples for far too mild from inspiring English sources
And all too often, the punishment seems far too mild for the crime.
To him caning would have been far too mild a punishment".
But it now appears clear that such a statement was far too mild.
"Living hell" is far too mild a description for that kind of pressure, endured with especially steely resolve by Juanita, who in the end holds it all together.
Yet few have made the same argument in this country, even though "spin" is far too mild a word for what the Bush administration does, all the time.
Unfortunately (far too mild a word) millions of others have had to suffer the consequences brought about or abetted in by the Man Who Knew he was Right.
On the other hand, the wings — a staple of the beer-and-football crowd — are a disappointment, gristly and far too spicy, even in the mild version.
Doom-mongers in the Japanese government-bond market have suffered a milder fate: they were just far, far too early.The trade has seemed obvious for years.
For far too long, the enduring response of the Indian establishment to Hindu nationalists has rarely surpassed mild scorn.
Quartet is harmless, a mild blend of comedy and sentiment, heavy on the sentiment and, unfortunately, far too light on the comedy.
