Sentence examples for feeling of mild from inspiring English sources

Welcome that feeling of mild dissatisfaction.

Ideally, a cab ride should provide a feeling of mild luxury, one worth the price.

But when a show pledges to give fans even more and then doesn't deliver its leave of an empty feeling of mild disappointment.

Spears suggested that the looming presence at the net of the 6-foot-1 Venus Williams, 32, created a feeling of mild desperation.

When he walks her home, swept off his feet by a white-haired woman almost a decade his senior, he conveys a feeling of mild magic, of floating on air — she's both reformed him and declared victory over his kind, gently rebuffing him, and he's delighted.

"Fast Food Nation" painted an alarming picture — one learned about the additives in a strawberry milkshake, the traces of excrement in hamburger meat — but it also left some readers with a feeling of mild complacency, as they closed the book and turned to a wholesome supper of spinach and ricotta tortellini.

Still, I'm tempted to categorise Art Angels as belonging to my favourite genre: music that makes your eyes water, your heart beat faster, and prompts feelings of mild concern for everyone involved.

Up until now, you'd have to keep those feelings of mild approval to yourself, or resort to a Tweet.

In a study on the nonauditory health effects of aircraft noise exposure among children, Haines et al. (2003) noted that their results corroborated existing literature that noise annoyance is associated with feelings of mild irritation, anger, and fear.

ONE Friday afternoon a few weeks ago, while most people were at work, I stood in a room at Maker's Mark distillery, in rural Kentucky, breathing in the pungent fumes of fermenting whiskey mash and feeling a kind of mild contact buzz.

Apparently it produces a feeling of sociability and mild euphoria.