If that didn't sound mildly and thus unfortunately proctological, it'd be a runner.
Wall Street reacted unusually mildly, and the stock closed down 1.5percentt, or $3.38, to $219.
No, but they threaten the values of our "remarkably open society", he observed, mildly and correctly.
This book, as it amuses however mildly and accidentally, shows the folly of such nostalgia.
We had become "controversial" (to put it mildly) and public school leaders wanted no more to do with us.
Disagree with him, even mildly, and he would denounce you as politically corrupt, intellectually dishonest or plain evil.
The older, more seasoned Ms. Spears is chafing -- mildly and with premeditation -- against the constraints of being a nice girl.
"Why don't you turn toward me," Bobby said mildly, "and we'll see if we can make some adjustments".
These characters may have mixed feelings about each other, to put it mildly, and they sure as hell aren't happy.
He was a buttoned-up man (to put it mildly), and he didn't enjoy seeing personal things written about him any more than anyone else does.
Ethanol disrupts the cell membranes of neurons, mildly and temporarily, but neurons are complex and delicate, so this still affects their functioning.
