Sentence examples for milder sense from inspiring English sources

The terror lessened to a milder sense of dread.

Alone, he takes care to "summon up a mild sense of boredom".

Soon I had a couple of hundred absolute dead certainties and a mild sense of panic.

The mild sense of guilt that he describes feels strikingly contemporary.

The thought of it actually gave him a mild sense of satisfaction.

As I had many times in recent weeks, I felt a mild sense of disbelief.

So there was a mild sense of revenge that arose in my heart.

"Behaviour too mild, sense of humour too keen, habits too vague," he wrote.

The world maps that open the exhibition inspire a mild sense of vertigo, so disorienting are their distortions and omissions.

Both share a mild sense of humor in their music -- composed and improvised -- and a subtle fanaticism for country and blues language.

The popularity of mephedrone, which produces a mild sense of euphoria but has been blamed for paranoia, heart palpitations, insomnia and memory problems, has led to price increases.