Sentence examples for mild book from inspiring English sources

This dignified but mild book isn't nearly as bad as that.

Among the many good points Thomas Piketty makes in Capital in the Twenty First Century – his world-changing but surprisingly mild book – is that extreme inequality can be sustained politically only through an "apparatus of justification".

"'I thought that it was a mild book.

"It was pretty mild in the book.

Julius is not heroic, but he is still the (mild) hero of his book.

Ms. Shah, an American of Indian descent, learned this all firsthand: "Nearly every Indian relative of mine reacted to my writing this book with mild puzzlement, as if I'd announced I was working on a book about bunions".

James is on to something significant about the current critical landscape, but the mild tone in American book reviewing today is not a permanent feature of the American character.

Since its publication in 1971 "The Lorax," by Dr. Seuss, has occasionally been caught up in squalls of controversy, most of it cooked up by people choosing to be outraged by the book's mild allegorical moral of ecological responsibility.

He has just one, mild, complaint: that the book's account of American history begins in 1607, with Englishmen building a settlement in Virginia, and without a word about the Spaniards who first reached Florida in the 1520s.

Another in the long and illustrious lineage of "mild joke about a book series that might make a three-fav tweet being turned into a T-shirt," and this time Kelis's "Milkshake" has been blindfolded and shot with a rifle through the head.

"Romance" starred Christian Slater as a mild-mannered comic-book store employee, Clarence, who falls for a hooker named Alabama, played by Patricia Arquette.