Sentence examples for mild observations from inspiring English sources
She glided through her one news conference of the day, declining to be drawn into any last-minute disputes with her opponent, Representative Rick A. Lazio, and offering mild observations about the approaching end of this candidacy.
President Obama has become the latest politician to put his toe in the raging waters of the media debate, with some mild observations about the powerful role that media outlets play in reporting and often distorting -- political events.
If I make a mild observation, a "ha" is just great.
Instead, Professor Zeldin made do with a mild observation on food and fellowship, appropriate to the global conference.
Industry insiders I talked to thought the next generation of comics would bring in a new era of whimsy and mild observation.
In Time, reviewing "Bathing Beauty," one of the ineffable water-tank musicals that Esther Williams made at M-G-M, Agee ends with the mild observation that Williams, "wet and peeled... suggests a porpoise amused by its own sex appeal".
The most that McCain volunteers about the Iraq war is the mild observation that "the political and military mistakes we have made in Iraq offer a variety of examples of insufficient awareness".
I noted yesterday that my mild observation that a partial bounceback from a severe slump is not exactly an economic triumph apparently elicited rage in Estonia.
As the symptoms in childhood are usually mild, observation is the standard treatment.
A recent British government report (pdf) cites just three mild "climate observations" in its summary on changing conditions in Bangladesh over the past few decades: "widespread warming" during both the hot season and the cool season since 1960, fewer cool nights and more warm ones and "a small increase in total precipitation".
In addition to these observations, mild tubular atrophy was seen in 59.5%, mild interstitial inflammation in 24%, segmental glomerulosclerosis in 29.9% and global sclerosis in 29.7% of the patients.
