Sentence examples for might mildly be from inspiring English sources

[See related article, Page 4.] In his best-known work, "The Overwhelming," Mr. Rogers sent members of an obtuse American family into civil-war-torn Rwanda, where they spent what might mildly be described as a season in hell.

ROS production at cI might actually be mildly alleviated.

If I were considering my options, this might be mildly useful — it might be, as happiness experts like Daniel Gilbert and Gretchen Rubin say, that we do not always know what will make us happy, which makes it more useful to know what has affected the happiness of others.

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.

They may not mean much in the overall scheme of things, but for a few hours Wednesday night, they sparkled on their own, before being washed out into the sea of everything else: Stephen Curry plays for the Golden State Warriors, which is why you never see him and might be mildly surprised he has his team in the thick of the Western Conference playoff picture.

Sure, the party might be mildly bigoted, but the UKIP members in question had been adoptive parents for nearly seven years and had taken on nearly a dozen children in that time.

If a child suffers from fragile X syndrome, the recurrence risk in a brother is up to 50%, and a sister will become a carrier in up to 50% or might be mildly affected.

(It might have been mildly interesting to know what the Irish think of the anti-British militia members who populate the Patriots' iconography).