With sweeping motions, Mr. Cassella, a mild-mannered reiki master, symbolically amasses any lingering negative energy, cups it into his hands and blows it away.
The tender meat was mild, yet could still master the mustard.
It links, for example, "The Help," Tate Taylor's mild and decorous look at master-servant relations in Mississippi in the early 1960s (based on Kathryn Stockett's novel), with "Django Unchained,"Quentin Tarantino's violent and profane (if no less fantastical) examination of the same subject in the same state a little more than a century before.
Candidates who complete our master's degree in Mild to Moderate Disabilities are eligible for Maryland State Certification (i.e., generic special education).
"Vivo," a brisk and busy essay in postmodernist professionalism by the Finnish master Magnus Lindberg, registered as a mild disappointment.
In the preface, he attacks the idea that kind, "Christian" masters in Maryland performed a "mild" form of chattel slavery.
His saucy between-song comments are only slightly milder than his jibes as a Comedy Central roast master (most recently of Charlie Sheen).
In response to the postcolonial agitation which all but insists that an artist deploy his art to strike back against ex-imperial masters, he has maintained a sometimes mild, occasionally fierce, always super-articulate independence of mind.
Throughout that time we've also been battling to master what originally turned him from a mild mannered scientist into a super-powered monster: gamma radiation.
Hazing of first-year cadets, including mild torture, is a grotesque parody of the slave and master relationship of Charleston's past.
Nucleotides and amino acids are vital building blocks in biology1, but although nature has mastered their synthesis and polymerisation2,3, their synthesis under mild, prebiotically plausible and simple conditions, without activation, in the laboratory is challenging4.
