Sentence examples for merely mildly from inspiring English sources
Most of what Trump says is irrational and mendacious, but his projection of structural independence is merely mildly mendacious, a politician's pugnacious overstatement, not a lie.
Why should he care about a piece by an obscure writer in a dying magazine in which a merely mildly negative sentence by him was quoted?
The mitral valve was merely mildly degenerative but competent and without evidence of endocarditis.
Dave looked only mildly curious.
For every movie like "Red Dust" (1932), in which Harlow and Clark Gable tussled in the steaming M-G-M jungle moments of what you might call healthy open sex there were many films that were merely naughty or mildly voyeuristic.
And maybe, like many other theological liberals in recent decades, he will drift out of the Christian church altogether and become merely one more mildly spiritual Californian, content to find moments of grace and joy in his everyday life; certainly, that's what many of his detractors expect.
The truth – that the mother had merely spanked the coffin mildly – is, of course, far more moving than the myth, and all the more so in that the dead child was an unpleasant little girl who "bit when she was angry and pinched no matter what".
It is merely a rebadged, slightly rebodied, mildly retuned Chrysler minivan.
