Sentence examples for mildly cautious from inspiring English sources
To date, consumers are only mildly cautious.
To repeat, Mr Blair and his government have been cautious, competent and (note that this is a term of praise) mildly conservative.
That slightly cautious, mildly embarrassed approach seems to have been consigned to history.
Dave looked only mildly curious.
To judge by the disorderly scenes that unfolded in Geneva this week, at a UN conference on racism, today's international climate is far more rancorous than it was 18 years ago, and not too far from the poisonous mood that prevailed in 1975.At this week's gathering, expectations were cautious, to put it mildly.
Would Britain retreat?The answer, unacknowledged in the House of Commons, is that Britain's reluctant and partial contribution has been conditioned by a combination of reticent politicians, cautious public opinion albeit that most Britons are mildly supportive of Mr Cameron's planned intervention and uncertainty about America's plans.
In August, the Saudi founder of a mildly liberal website was sentenced to seven years in jail and 600 lashes for "insulting Islam" by encouraging some cautious religious debate.
Mildly unenthusiastically.
