Sentence examples for mild praise from inspiring English sources
The S.E.C. issued a mealy-mouthed statement that combined mild praise with an indication that more was needed.
Going from indignant rage and criticism via mild praise to gross and the grossest ever hyperbole in the space of a click.
Iraq destroyed six more missiles today and the United Nations team in Baghdad issued mild praise for its sudden interest in disarmament, however fragmentary.
The bread, a crusty round loaf, earned mild praise for being warm and sporting onion bits on top, but it was cottony and not worth the calories.
This mild praise from a rather unknown state department spokesperson during a routine press briefing demonstrates, if anything, the cautious retreat of US diplomacy.
Mild praise came from CBI director-general, John Cridland, who said: "It makes sense to maximise the amount of energy we can produce at home at reasonable cost.
Senior executives at media agencies greeted the NBC decision with mild to enthusiastic praise.
In contrast, grandchildren and grandparents often engaged in mild ribbing; when praise for good behaviour proved insufficient, this was the preferred way to remind a child of appropriate comportment.
Like the tulip mania of the Dutch Golden Age, or the US housing bubble of the mid-2000s, New Balance's success was not to be entirely trusted; it took just a mild bit of praise for Donald Trump to inspire people to burn the trainers they'd spent their own hard-earned money on, and for a load of racists to label those people "butthurt cucks" and claim the shoes as a symbol of white supremacy.
The otherwise mild Ayesha also praises Saddam Hussein, the Iraqi leader "who died for Islam", and wishes a horrible death on Mr Modi and his friends.City of religious dinsMr Togadia has survived several assassination attempts.
Retirees should consider an Alaskan cruise aboard the Silver Shadow -- recent travelers praise the mild climate, wildlife-watching opportunities and impressive scenery.
