Sentence examples for mildly fair from inspiring English sources

And industry stigma aside, there are a ton of other reasons for charitable organizations, students, and schools to want keep a distance from Pornhub, like their association with (mildly fair if legally unactionable) rampant copyright infringement allegations and malware-laden ads and links.

As always, Coulter was like a ball of cotton candy at the county fair: mildly amusing but adding little substance to the conversation.

To put it mildly, that's a fair bit of work.

Fox News has the vehement Sean Hannity paired with the mildly liberal Alan Colmes, not a fair match, but it has been more willing to investigate than CNN.

It was hardly fair, to put it mildly, that so much pressure was exerted on one man.

"I don't think that's fair," the mayor said mildly, before trying to correct the record.

A carnival of the vanities, 1980's style, set in an English street market, this sprawling street fair of a production is mildly diverting until you realize that the satire is as superficial as the age it criticizes.

(Oh, fair warning, there's some mildly not safe for work language in this video, because people who work in food like to say the f-word).

So when Chris Rock spent four minutes introducing Murphy with a roster of hallmark accomplishments, it would be fair to expect something that at least mildly lives up to the fanfare.

To be fair the act was overshadowed slightly by the mildly inappropriate hula shirt the man driving it was wearing, but priorities people.

Instead, he commented, mildly: "British voters do not like anything that smacks of interference with fair play".