Sentence examples for mild kind from inspiring English sources
True, a mild kind of civil religion was accepted.
"I've never been a quiet, meek and mild kind of gal," she says.
But you can imagine what I thought a few weeks later when I read about Mabhouh's murder and the unfolding passports issue – since when the Netanyahu government's handling of the row over the new Jewish settlement in East Jerusalem has even managed to anger President Barack Obama, a pretty mild kind of chap.
In fact, had you dropped the whole of London's Red Lion Square and its mild, kind, Not the Royal Wedding Party – a chugging van with speakers actually bannered "the Middle-Class Sound System" and bi-focalled gents under dappled trees re-reading JK Galbraith – into a Richard Curtis film designed to poke gentle fun at middle-class protest, you'd be laughed at for lazy stereotyping.
#VamosRafa June 8 , 20144.16pm BST Third set: Djokovic 6-3, 5-7, 0-3 Nadal* There has been an incredible double-swing in Nadal's favour in the last half-hour of this two-hour (and counting) match, from Djokovic being in some mild kind of ascendency, to the players slugging it out in some kind of equality, to Nadal streaking clear of a hapless rival.
It was a mild kind of mischief by modern standards – and a sign of a time in which the once-impenetrable realms of mainframe computers and institutional communications systems were beginning to be opened up by brilliant amateurs.
Today the hooting was of the milder kind.
In the present case, the state's disfavor of religion (if it can be called that) is of a far milder kind.
IB: The question of legalising the milder kind of drugs becomes more questionable as you move up to heroin or cocaine.
This shows there is something to the notion that the poor "can't afford" nervous breakdowns — the milder kind, that is — since the reason the proportion of treated neuroses among the poor is only 10percentnt is that a neurotic can keep going, after a fashion.
Because you fear retaliation, or because men like Weinstein have set the bar so high for what counts as sexual misconduct that milder kinds of harassment or even assault are just seen as a frustrating reality of being a woman in a workplace?
