Sentence examples for mild encounters from inspiring English sources

A 2009 study of the film series by a team of academics for the journal Sex Roles found he had enjoyed "strong" sexual contact with 46 women and "mild" encounters, such as kissing, with a further 52 during the first 20 instalments in the Eon Productions Bond series, up until 2002's Die Another Day.

Was he some sort of scientific pioneer, to be compared with Galileo, whose milder encounter with the Roman Inquisition — indeed, with the same inquisitor, Cardinal Bellarmine — followed not long afterward?

This may be due to a limited range of temperature (33.7 38.0°C) and mild hypothermia encountered in the majority of the patients during CPB.

Despite the unprecedented mild conditions encountered and the high F-fluorination efficiency of 95 97% and 57 66% isolated RCYs (nondecay corrected), the approach suffered from low SAs (0.08 0.14 Ci  μmol−1).

Don't assume that a mild, calm encounter with this person will end well for you; it may be weeks or months, but it's virtually guaranteed that you'll hear something horrible about yourself from a mutual acquaintance somewhere.

The much milder conditions encountered in fine chemical synthesis justify their use in this area.

Such traits would be less advantageous than those that favor strong growth in the milder climates encountered at lower altitudes.

Just try and stay calm as the plane encounters mild turbulence.

In his new autobiography, the scientist reckons the "mild paedophilia" he encountered was of its time and thus acceptable.

Although I had encountered mild antisemitism in my own life, I found it much stronger than anything I had experienced as a Jew.

A similar Finnish study found participants who drank alcohol frequently were twice as likely as those who drank in moderation to encounter mild cognitive impairments in old age.