Sentence examples for it would be mild from inspiring English sources

Time and again the impression is of a man in a form of omnipresent torment of one kind or another: sometimes it would be mild and possibly amusing; at other moments, debilitating and damagingly ­neurotic.

Calling Swedish policemen "pigs" would be mild indeed, it's more common to refer to them as Gestapo swine.

If, however, the day was cloudy, it was a sign that the weather during the following weeks would be mild, leading to an early spring.

A computer screen indicated whose hand would be zapped and whether the shock would be mild or somewhat severe.

Julia Coronado, senior United States economist at BNP Paribas, said the revised figures suggested economic renewal would be mild indeed.

A year ago at the World Economic Forum, many chief executives and government officials hoped that an American recession, if one came, would be mild and would not spread overseas.

If consumer spending (which accounts for two-thirds of GDP) continues to hold up, such a recession would be mild.

The next stage would be mild cognitive impairment due to Alzheimer's, where people show mild memory loss and have positive tests of CSF or scans.

I had informed him ahead of time that I was a lightweight, and he assured me that the dose he'd be adding to my food would be mild.

Marti Cohen-Wolf, 60, in Manhattan, had made reservations at a hotel near the King of Prussia Mall in Pennsylvania, and hoped that the storm would be mild enough there that she, her husband and mother could go to the mall and see a movie.

It's not quite a twin Earth: a rocky planet orbiting a sunlike star at a distance where the temperature would be mild enough for liquid water to exist.