Sentence examples for mild person from inspiring English sources

I'm actually a very meek and mild person".

"I am quite a mild person; this sort of protest campaign is very strange to me.

Had you heard about that beforehand, or was it a surprise to you? DANA GOODYEAR: I thought it was funny, particularly coming from such a mild person.

La Paloma, which translates as "the dove," and also, similarly, as a meek or a mild person, is an aptly named cocktail.

Peter Hartz, the man, a mild person by all accounts, is about to face another storm thanks to his day job, as head of personnel at Volkswagen (VW).

Aristotle thinks that a mild person ought to be angry about some things (e.g., about injustice and other forms of mistreatment) and should be willing to stand up for himself and those he cares about.

"You don't want a meek, mild, retiring person to tell this story," Mr. Maday said.

"A very mild mannered person, small in stature," recalled Dr. Frank Richey, 62, a professor in the school of aeronautical science who was among several faculty members interviewed by the F.B.I. about Mr. Al Shehri.

If pain does not abate (even if it is relatively mild), a person is more likely to need a knee or hip replacement than if pain is severe but intermittent.

A well-liked if mild-mannered person, Weiland was up against some very strong personalities, many of whom had superior quantitative skills.

"I think Dworkin is a mild-mannered person who goes overboard when he has a pen in his hand," Judge Posner said.