Sentence examples for is mildly put from inspiring English sources

This is, mildly put, not the consensus view.

It is, mildly put, controversial whether prior U.N. resolutions gave the U.S. and its allies the authority to enforce resolutions that Saddam had sought to avoid.

Prial called it fresh and lively, but Asimov was mildly put off by a bitter quality.

In other words, special science laws that instantiate perfect regularities are—mildly put—"scarce" (Cartwright 1983, 45).

In 1987 he and Book, disgusted at what they called Stanford's "culturally liberal ethos," launched the Stanford Review, a libertarian paper that was, mildly put, unpopular.

Rupert was mildly put out that his tribe wanted to rank him the weakest.

He was perplexed and mildly put off.

She was, to put it mildly, put off.

It is, to put it mildly, topical.

That is, to put it mildly, ridiculous.

The Tories' Brexit strategy is, to put it mildly, bungled.