Sentence examples for mild name from inspiring English sources

Flames shoot up and around his blackened wok, igniting the contents as he boils together volatile combinations of chili paste, chili oil, ginger, garlic and ground Sichuan pepper, in a classic technique with the misleadingly mild name of "water-cooking".

Martin Amis's Yellow Dog does its level best at parody (as can be proven by the mild name of his fictional rag, the Morning Lark, which is far less grotesque than the Daily Beast or Daily Brute and could very easily be imagined on a newsstand right now).

To increase sensitivity to mild naming deficits, the 60-item Boston Naming Test (BNT) (Kaplan et al., 1983) was also used.

Maddix concedes that, for the show's second season, a milder name might have been more appropriate — maybe, "I Didn't Agree with Everything My Neighbor Said".

Cutting out the mild, smooth names is largely a sham operation that trims the problem of safer-seeming cigarettes, but does not touch the core deception arising from milder, smoother tastes unlinked to any saving of lives.

Indeed, non-sour beer was once so rare that it was given its own name: "mild".

Vertos says the treatment, which it markets under the brand name Mild, is intended for patients who do not yet need back surgery.

While bullying usually begins in a relatively mild form -- name calling, teasing or minor physical aggression -- it often becomes more serious when the bully realizes that his victim is not going to STANd up for himself.

This study reports the first data on the prevalence and correlates of smoking blunts, cigarillos (Philly/Black & Mild by brand name), bidis, kreteks, standard-sized cigars and marijuana among a random, statewide, community sample of African-American adult smokers (polytobacco use) and non-smokers (multiple product smoking).

A mild mannered janitor named Penry?

Next up is Jordan Spieth, who, in a mild upset, was named Wednesday to the 12-man United States team for the Presidents Cup.