Sentence examples for mild news from inspiring English sources
Even inside the White House, some officials were at pains to explain why Saudi forces rolling into Bahrain merited a mild news release, but Muammar el-Qaddafi's forces in Libya were bombed.
In "mild expletive" news, we have I NEVER and the much more current OH SNAP in the grid today, but for my money, the clue of the day for misdirection purposes was "Canine protector," which, of course, is TOOTHPASTE.
Meeting at Mr. Paterson's office in Manhattan, the two emerged for a mild-mannered news conference, during which they cracked jokes, told tales and discussed the challenges ahead.
She's not even a proverbial mild-mannered reporter for a great metropolitan newspaper, she's a mild-mannered domestic news copy writer for an unnamed-but-not-top-shelf video news outlet.
Mr. Even said the mild response to the news that he would enter Parliament showed how much attitudes had changed.
It is telling that not a single NFL player has expressed even mild surprise at the news.
Amazon's "search inside this book" function established that my memory was correct, and I delivered this news with mild triumph.
MRI revealed a mild sprain, so good news.
Abdullah expresses mild surprise at the news that he effectively has a bogus doctorate.
The presentation of different temperature-management methods and interpretation of their efficiency in the age of daily breaking news about mild hypothermia treatment and widening of the indication can only be a momentary snap-shot and cannot aspire to completeness.
