Sentence examples for mildly demanding from inspiring English sources

The aggregators are symmetrical and mildly demanding, emphasizing good performance across the board.

It is a mildly encouraging sign that more people are demanding change, where necessary in ways that bypass formal politics.

Bystanders appear mildly alarmed.

Don Was and David Was, the fake brothers that fronted the group, saddled their mildly risqué funk music with surreal lyrics that demanded attention.

Mostly, I watched mutely from the sidelines, mildly terrified, unprepared for this role and the psychology it would demand.

So, while Apple remains massively solvent, its lack of capital in its home market makes it mildly difficult for it to return cash to shareholders at the rate that they demand.

Mr. Smith describes Lely as "well placed to fill the demand for beautiful and mildly salacious portraits of the beauties who surrounded the court".

I was mildly shocked.

To say that he is 'in demand' would be putting it mildly.

In order to make the robust comparisons, in Fig. 8, actual peak demand data has been multiplied by a scale of 2. The depiction of the graphs in Fig. 8 suggests that in 2011, peak demand declined faster and likewise increased faster in 2012 and for nonpeak demand on the other hand in 2011, declined mildly and as well increased mildly in 2012, leading to some sort of catch-up by peak demand.

And a Christian who confuses being mildly ridiculed with being persecuted is one who has lost sight of the real demands of their faith.