Sentence examples for mild views from inspiring English sources

On nearly all the key issues that so worry secular liberals, most of them now express mild views.

Housing manager Adrian Smith politely expressed some relatively mild views on same-sex religious marriage on his Facebook page, which also identified him as an employee of Trafford Housing Trust.

I have mild views on how much of a psephological impact the debates have in the first place (some), and whether it constitutes a democratic deficit not to have them (no).

Americans actually have a falsely mild view of this crisis because the economy is worse abroad.

Last week, backstage at the Auckland book festival, I expressed the mild view that The Goldfinch would be a vastly better novel if it lost 200 pages.

And Deutrom may be taking a mild view when he says that cricket "would have to have a very hard look at itself" if it denies Ireland the chance to qualify for 2015.

Egyptian journalists with milder views than those that Al Aswany often airs in his newspaper columns and interviews have invited the malevolence of Mubarak's regime.

Ms. McKean had a milder view.

Iranians, of course, take a milder view.

The Rev. Harold Dwyer Jr., the rector of the 115-year-old church, said he would be "very, very happy" to accept the milder view of the incident.

Israel took a milder view, saying the evacuation was a promising sign and meant that the two sides might soon be able to end the siege peacefully.