Every subreddit is devoted to a specific kind of content, ranging from vital to trivial: r/News, r/Politics, r/Trees (for marijuana enthusiasts), r/MarijuanaEnthusiasts (for tree enthusiasts), r/MildlyInteresting ("for photos that are, you know, mildly interesting").
That's the online music store from Apple Computer –as the well- and mildly well-informed know.
Nearest to the centre, the group known as the Daisy was mildly divided: a handful of dissidents protested when the leadership hinted it could support armed intervention, given United Nationsbacking.
Chronic EtOH is known to mildly increase expression of brain innate immune genes (Crews and Vetreno, 2011).
Indeed, symptoms and structural damage are known to mildly correlate in OA, and the most appropriate patients to demonstrate a structure-modifying effect might not be the most appropriate to demonstrate a symptom-modifying effect.
For the first time in thirty-odd years of conversation, I exclaimed, "Why would you know that?" He replied, mildly, "It's my business to know such things".
Therefore the sage must know when to criticize mildly or harshly or even give the impression of being angry.
"No, I didn't know that," he said mildly.
America made its displeasure known, albeit more mildly.
The Rev. Andrew Greeley, though better known for his mildly pot-boiling novels full of ostentatiously heterosexual priests, has written extensively on the idea that it is the poetry of Catholicism -- its incense and music, rites and rituals -- that keeps Catholics tied for a lifetime to the church's symbols, if not to its doctrine.
Turns out, we are wrong, Proust included, according to Avery Gilbert, a self-described "psychologist, smell scientist and entrepreneur," whose new book, "What the Nose Knows," is a mildly entertaining collection of scientific facts, pop culture trivia and historical anecdotes about the sense of smell.
