Sentence examples for mildly about from inspiring English sources

One of them, Alajdin Demiri, who returned from Switzerland to go into Tetovo politics, used to talk mildly about ending discrimination.

Paramount was nervous, to state it mildly, about an untried director in his early 30's.

It complained mildly about one poorly explained temperature chart discussed in the e-mail, but otherwise found no reason to dispute the scientists' "rigor and honesty".

The man with the missing leg complained, rather mildly, about the attack: "If Americans want to come here as tourists, like they used to, we welcome them.

"That's your main objective -- you have to win," said Jeff Nelson, the reliever who has complained mildly about Torre's decision to leave him off the All-Star team.

"That is, to put it mildly, about the worst time in which you seek then to advocate that MPs should get a double-digit pay increase".

Dr. Mayer said side effects could be reduced by cooling only mildly, to about 90 to 93 degrees.

It's a claim he's mildly annoyed about, but only because he reckons he's a step ahead of all the other producers he's been bracketed with.

The strange thing about the music in America today is that large numbers of people seem aware of it, curious about it, even mildly knowledgeable about it, but they do not go to concerts.

Mike McCurry, the Commission's Democratic co-chair, told HuffPost that he and Fahrenkopf "mildly disagree" about Crowley, though he also expressed reservations about moderators fact-checking during the debates. .

Questions abound about what would have been worse – Baron Cohen saying something mildly offensive about Cameron, or Ben Stiller saying absolutely nothing funny whatsoever.