Sentence examples for it too mild from inspiring English sources

Play it too mild and his fanbase will balk.

The reviewer considers it too mild to call a writer only big or merely small.

Some would even consider it too mild for such a 'confirmed' thief.

Conservative viewers attacked the show for being religiously offensive; some of the rest of us found it too mild-mannered and cautious, even bland.

I'm not the biggest fan of "The Artist" — it's too mild at heart, both regarding its characters and regarding the world of movies that it rather narrowly celebrates — but, despite its creampuff sentimentality, the mere fact that it's a black-and-white silent film makes the investment of its fifteen-million-dollar budget an act of daring or of faith.

It was too mild, in comparison: the parameters had shifted.

If it seems too mild, use 3 peppers.

If it is too mild, blend in the remaining chilies to taste.

It's too mild though, so there's not nearly enough flavour.

It was too mild and placid; and requested them to Exonerate him from any further connection with the publication.

The judge said that Mr. Said's treatment had been "cruel," but opponents of the sentence said it was too mild to deter similar episodes or to lead to much-needed changes in the Interior Ministry.