Sentence examples for might be mildly from inspiring English sources

Previously, Aphex Twin records sounded as though they might be mildly hazardous if repeated too often.

"Sometimes people talk to me like they think that I might be mildly retarded," he told me.

And finally – and, truly, I sense this might be mildly important for some viewers – Ross has a wash.

This might be mildly humorous if the reality TV star wasn't asking to take control of the world's most powerful military force and its nuclear arsenal.

Randi's defence of the investigation was to argue that if he, Randi, said he kept a goat in his garden, people might be mildly surprised but they would be unlikely to disbelieve him.

His essay might be mildly tongue-in-cheek, but it's hard looking at our most popular crime novels, at those endless maverick policemen trudging depressed through the frozen streets of Sweden or going their own way in Edinburgh's dark, foreboding alleyways and bars, not to feel that he might have a point.

You might even be mildly put off at first by a little rhetorical weighting and separation of entrances (as in the opening movement of the Eighth Symphony) and then find, when the passage repeated, that it made good sense after all.

ROS production at cI might actually be mildly alleviated.

It would be too harsh to label them red flags, but Jets fans might want to be mildly wary.

"Together" might be a mildly defensive title for the group's fifth album, should anyone doubt whether the group is fully collective.

I had been alerted there might be a mildly evangelical quality to the event.