Sentence examples for milder words from inspiring English sources
"Self-serving" and "careerist" are two of the milder words Heffer applies to Cameron.
But few in Texas — even among Republicans — go that far, preferring milder words such as "physical barrier" or "fence" instead.
That dynamic includes the frequent use of profanities — broadly defined as anything from sexual and excretory words to milder words like "hell".
"I was disgusted (I considered milder words, but decided to be frank) with the tone of his campaign and his repeated and risible attempts to smear Sadiq Khan," he wrote.
Four years after the Challenger disaster, Nasa found itself once again at the centre of a political storm and "negligence" was one of the milder words being bandied around by journalists, commentators and politicians.
"REGRETTABLE" is probably a milder word than most taxpayers would pick to sum up the gross mismanagement of Japan's banks, and the huge government bail-out that has followed.
Mild words were exchanged and we quickened our pace.
In the mild words of a diplomat, "neither Abu Dhabi nor Dubai are very good at clarity in decision-making".
Despite his mild words, extraordinary powers are available to Dr. D'Cunha, as they are to public health officials around the world.
When Alan Greenspan on December 5th uttered what were interpreted as mild words of encouragement, the exuberant jump in share prices was near-hysterical.
It would have been wise to take more note of Wayne Rooney's mild words last week about the boredom of a day composed of training, rest after lunch and an evening to be filled with difficulty.
