Sentence examples for mild crisis from inspiring English sources

Canonized as a saint in 2002, he is shown as a bespectacled, unnaturally cheerful goody-good who suffers a mild crisis of faith from which he emerges with a broader smile than ever.

Most transformed cells go through mild crisis and decelerate growth but recover during only few passages.

Like his classic My Neighbour Totoro, this seamlessly works elements of fantasy and mild crises into an everyday children's story, though this one serves more as a primer for womanhood.

Repeated crises have increased the level of vulnerability in many areas of the country; the capacities of families and communities to cope with even mild crises have been reduced considerably.

The familiar squeeze would not do — too mild — and crisis, cousin to crisis of confidence, is too severe.

These staggering interventions went well beyond the mild constitutional crisis that led to George W Bush's presidency.

Bartok's sprawling Piano Quintet, seldom played, suffers from a mild identity crisis.

One, the writer Ted Trainer, threw the movement into mild existential crisis in 2009, when he accused Transition of being merely reformist, and too "easily accommodated within consumer-capitalist society without threatening it".

(If you live in the country and don't have a second car, you can't retrieve your first car from the mechanic after it's been repaired; the third car was the product of a mild midlife crisis, but soon evolved into a necessity).

Last month I had a mild midlife crisis after dancing in a gay club with attractive, sweaty young men who humored me.

By the very nature of our upbringings, mixed race people are more likely suffer from mild identity crises.