Sentence examples for mild impression from inspiring English sources

Even in a neighborhood desperate for good food, Vine makes a very mild impression.

The result is that "Extravagance," for all its cleverness and good nature, makes rather a mild impression.

Paintings stacked against the walls, a few pieces of tattered furniture, a couple of overstuffed tables of paints and magazines and a paint-spattered radio create a mild impression of clutter.

Interestingly, in comparing severe dysplasia with mild dysplasia, our impression was that a gradual decrease in the amount of nuclear CIP2A staining and simultaneously an increasing cytoplasmic staining is seen.

His mild and optimistic impressions of the European dictators were widely criticised as naïve and out of touch; some British pacifists were dismayed at Lansbury's meeting with Hitler, while the Daily Worker accused him of diverting attention from the aggressive realities of fascist policies.

Marcel Brion described him as appearing "mild and thoughtful", an impression reinforced by the uncomplicated design of the painting.

Ukip's Keith Fraser expressed his convictions in tones of mild apology, giving an underlying impression of nervy gratitude for being allowed into my pinko borough at all.

"We started off on the wrong foot, calling them legal highs, which gives the impression that they are mild.

According to a cochrane review, nicergoline has demonstrated a positive effect on cognition, behaviour, and clinical global impression in elderly patients with mild to moderate cognitive and behavioural impairment of various clinical origins (including chronic cerebrovascular disorders and AD) [ 4].

Provided you use a mild shampoo, clean hair will give the impression of more volume than dirty hair, which tends to sit flatter and more parted than clean hair.

While Mel politely agreed with her father that her childhood recollections might be a trick of the mind, the data backs up her impression that Wisconsin winters are milder than they used to be.