Sentence examples for mild examples of from inspiring English sources

And this is one of the more mild examples of Storylines's ever-present bewilderment.

These are only a couple of mild examples of religious persecution being faced today.

In what is perhaps one of the more mild examples of police harassment to make headlines recently, cops arrested 64-year-old retiree Daniel Rushing when they mistook glaze from his donut for crystal meth, the Orlando Sentinel reports.

The room has just one, rather mild example of the jagged, dehumanised, demonic paintings he did of her when their marriage was falling apart.

To Justin Forsyth, the long-serving aide at whom the prime minister was venting in the back of car, this would have seemed a very mild example of Grumpy Gordon.

I was in an Ibis Hotel – a fairly mild example of a hotel – and I was dehydrated because I'd earlier drunk five pints of continental lager with a Scottish dancer.

We therefore consider it to be a mild example of creationist jargon, as we define the term above, and we recommend that Minnesota educators and science advocates continue to watch their schools for signs of its abuse.

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And these are just milder examples of the surreal and macabre grotesqueries that continue to influence contemporary Japanese artists, including Toshio Saeki, Takato Yamamoto, and Suehiro Maruo.

To take a very mild example, one of my projects with the book was to try and imagine what my parents' life would have been like if they had been my age.

Consider a mild example, from the Associated Press, which is supposed to be a neutral, opinion-free source of news.