Sentence examples for feeling mild from inspiring English sources

And yet... and yet... Instead of elation I was feeling mild disappointment.

We played tourist along Clinton Street, peering in storefronts, perusing menus, and feeling mild disappointment that the Freakatorium, El Museo Loco, was closed.

But as is common in antidepressant trials, some placebo effect was evident: five patients reported feeling mild improvement and two reported significant improvement in their symptoms a day after receiving the sham treatment.

Do not take any medication until you start feeling mild symptoms of withdrawal or discomfort (dizziness, lightheadedness, and tingling sensations).

Feeling mild, with temperatures reaching 11C (52F).

It's certainly feeling milder out there today compared to recent days.

I remember feeling a mild worry, well into the game, that Yao had yet to score.

Although Abbott mumbled a few times during surgery, when he woke up he told his physicians that he remembered feeling only mild discomfort.

Roberts's surgery took less than two hours, and he went home a day later, feeling only mild discomfort, with instructions about vitamin supplements and follow-up appointments.

Says Christopher Ricardo, a physical therapist in the D.C. area: "If you're doing a situp you should feel it in your abs, not in your back". In other words, be mindful as you go through your routine — with or without a trainer — that you're feeling the mild burn in the targeted muscles as opposed to any joint pain.

He said residents living near Jamraya reported feeling a "mild earthquake" just before the blast, indicating that the rockets may have hit an underground facility.