It has one mild love scene.
Even the old Army stereotypical noncommissioned officer and Beetle foil, Sgt. Orville P. Snorkel, now has a mild love interest in Sgt. Louise Lugg.
Alas, we don't, and the result is little more than occasional fog, characters as starchy and bloodless as scones, a mildly unfriendly house, ominously mild children, mildly reticent villagers and one thrillingly mild love frisson.
She again rubbed a match upon the wall, and it was again light all round; and in the brightness stood her old grandmother, clear and shining like a spirit, yet looking so mild and loving.
Nobly refused to condemn, unavailable for interviews — and, of course, a genius revealed, best book in years, a modern classic, a mild man loved by his students and colleagues, dumped by his publisher, books out of print.
If you look at a McDonald's menu and you choose to get your favourite burger, presented/showcased in a nice picture with pickles, chicken, mild cheese (you're favourite, in-fact...that's the only reason you're getting this burger...because you love mild cheese).
John has a mild, friendly temperament, loves his sisters, planes, trains and buses.
Nothing could be less like the agonies of St. Anthony, or even the ostentatious retreats of Beckford and Stanhope, than the mild Romantic variety loved by Wordsworth, who communed with nature and conversed with stray solitaries but was rarely alone.
They are both humble, mild-mannered, and love their families.
I love their mild heat and refreshing crunch.
