Sentence examples for milder sort from inspiring English sources
In all the publicity, there have been no reliable statistics as to how many British teen-agers are using drugs of even the milder sort, and some calm voices assert probably correctly, that the number is minuscule.
The chillies, which should be the incendiary little bird's eyes rather than the big red milder sort suggested by McEvedy, must be sharp enough to pack a punch; the Bikers' one between four is not sufficient, while Gabriel's three between two makes my heart do funny things.
But the Sri Lankan army's attempt to open up a land route to Jaffna is proving both slow and costly.Worse, President Chandrika Kumaratunga's plan for a more devolved system of government designed to win over the milder sort of Tamils—has not only been rejected by the Tigers but has also run into stiff opposition from many Buddhists, who make up nearly three-quarters of the island's population.
The ECB, with its more liberal collateral regime, runs the second, milder sort of credit risk all the time and it offers term lending for up to three months.
In today's Iraq, meanwhile, a big fissure in the Sunni resistance movement pits al-Qaeda-minded thugs who want women to wear gloves and the niqab (which differs from the burqa only in having slits for the eyes) and milder sorts who allow the simpler hijab, which covers hair and neck.A clash over female attire is intensifying in neighbouring countries too.
Webb, normally a mild sort, was angry after the race.
And the pact provides a mild sort of reassurance against other forms of instability.
Yet even after decades in the public eye, Mr. Marcus remained somewhat sensitive to criticism, even of a mild sort.
Family scene in which a son tells his father off in a mild sort of way by calling him stuffy.
That must have been where I got the idea that half my face was a dull, mild sort of color, almost mousy, a furry shadow.
The New Yorker, July 19 , 1947P. 22 Family scene in which a son tells his father off in a mild sort of way by calling him stuffy.
