Sentence examples for little mild from inspiring English sources

Didn't that seem a little mild for a piece composed at the height of Stalin's Terror?

Despite many recommendations to the contrary, a little mild soap won't tear off the seasoning.

On the whole, Wheeldon's "American in Paris" is tasteful, witty, sophisticated, decent-hearted — even lovely, often — and a little mild, a little pale.

Doherty's taleggio, though great on the melting front, is a little mild for my taste, while the less said about the American cheese experience the better.

Claudio Abbado, who succeeded Karajan in 1989, and is now entering his final season with the orchestra, may seem a little mild in comparison with those sacred monsters.

There were no sharp kicks to the shins, just a little mild jostling as though everyone was pressing forward to board a crowded bus.

The work is a little milder than other verismo operas, and has a pleasing weave of motifs throughout.

The Nude Wharf White is my favourite, just because it's a little milder, but it's quite hard to discern the difference in taste.

In the end, Mr Abbott proved a little milder when confronted with Mr Putin face to face, opting instead for a firm handshake and a somewhat forced smile.

The weather was a little milder than forecast on Friday, but spectators still huddled near heaters, holding hot packs and slurping down steaming fishcake soup to ward off the chills.

Buttermilk is a little milder and won't affect the flavor of the chicken.