Sentence examples for mildly enough from inspiring English sources

It all begins mildly enough.

The psychologists in Texas began, mildly enough, with an experiment dredging up past feelings of envy.

The encounter began mildly enough, when the awkward Mr. Brown, who has been advised by his handlers to get out and do a better job of meeting ordinary people, went on a walkabout among voters in the depressed community of Rochdale, outside Manchester.

They begin mildly enough, sneaking into the lab at 9 45 a.m., maybe grabbing an hour-long coffee with friends midday.

It's co-written, co-directed, and co-starring Golden Globe host Ricky Gervais and looks mildly entertaining enough that I want to rent it.

After the horse has been mildly tamed enough to let you pet and groom it, don't expect to just hop right on and ride, you will need to get the horse to trust you first.

The Romanian public, to put it mildly, had had enough.

When you factor in the stimulative effect of QE I think policy on balance is mildly restrictive, not enough to derail the underlying momentum.

Naturally, he loves "attractive serial killers" as do I, and he also likes to "read in the bath tub"—as do I! His film and music interests are blandly alternative and mildly eclectic, suitable enough for me to ignore and override by forcing all of my own much better tastes upon him.

In an interview in Houston this summer, Mr Castro acknowledged that the tax would be mildly regressive, but small enough to be worth it.

"Tough Enough" is mildly entertaining because it is slickly edited and packaged (which you'd expect from the channel of "The Real World") and because the W.W.F. is a parody to begin with.