Sentence examples for indeed mildly from inspiring English sources

Mr Erdogan's outfit is indeed mildly Islamist, and far from perfect.

I'm not saying it's not good fun, and indeed mildly interesting, that the remains of the last Plantagenet king have apparently been found.

It was very good indeed, mildly spicy with pronounced citrus, garlic and allspice flavors, blackened rather than the distinctive ruddy brown that comes with slow grill cooking.

Sure enough, there is indeed something mildly insulting about Champagne Life, not least its grisly title (its curators insist this mention of bubbles is ironic, but I'm not so sure: the exhibition's major sponsor is Pommery).

Indeed he was mildly notorious for his "radical chic", as Tom Wolfe put it, and for lending his popularity to whichever "nice liberal cause" happened to come along.

I could not be a homosexual: I was not effeminate, I had no desire to be touched sexually by a man, indeed the concept mildly revolted me.

And indeed there was something mildly alarming about his passion for what he considered the pure life.

Lord Laming told the inquiry: "I am sure you will realise that I take that incident very seriously indeed, to put it mildly.

On his LBC radio phone-in the deputy prime minister, Nick Clegg, called the conclusion "very surprising indeed, to put it mildly".

Indeed, when Mrs. Clinton mildly criticized Mr. Obama's Middle East policy in an interview with The Atlantic last summer, the commotion led her to apologize to the White House and her spokesman to say Mrs. Clinton would be "hugging it out" with the president on Martha's Vineyard.

Mildly disappointing, indeed, but it doesn't make this spot -- where Stephen Douglas stayed when Lincoln whipped him in the election of 1858 -- any less awesome; the interior will make you feel like you've time-traveled back 150 years.