Sentence examples for mild exception to from inspiring English sources
Publicly, Schumer and Clinton took only mild exception to Pataki's approach; privately, their feelings seemed to be stronger, ranging from concern (Clinton) to actual pique (Schumer).
By Roger Angell November 30, 2011 Dogly type deposes to take mild exception to a line in Tad Friend's Talk of the Town piece, "Sound of Silence," in the current issue of The New Yorker, in which he states that the Jack Russell terrier that appears in the new movie "The Artist" is "the breed that once cocked an ear to RCA Victrolas".
Dogly type deposes to take mild exception to a line in Tad Friend's Talk of the Town piece, "Sound of Silence," in the current issue of The New Yorker, in which he states that the Jack Russell terrier that appears in the new movie "The Artist" is "the breed that once cocked an ear to RCA Victrolas".
With the mild exception of Missouri, Mr Obama didn't achieve any big upsets, with Mrs Clinton taking New Jersey, Massachusetts and California.
The United States was a mild exception, in a very American way.
(One relatively mild exception: "Let's do it on the balcony, let everybody watch / We don't care, 'cause we in our zone").
Here, with some mild exceptions, emotional (and imaginative) restraint is the rule.
A potential exception to this rule is benzbromarone, which can remain effective in mild to moderate renal impairment at the cost of an increased incidence of hepatic toxicity.
Some take exception to that.
