Sentence examples for mildly from the from inspiring English sources

The signs of partisanship clearly did not fade with the light of Tuesday's sun — when the president mentioned cutting subsidies to oil companies, Representative Jerrold Nadler, Democrat of New York, formed a one-man standing ovation, while one Republican heckled mildly from the back of the room.

The company lost $19.395 million in the first half of 2014, up only mildly from the year-ago total of $18.569 million.

The distribution of the different types of dental malocclusions is mildly different from the outcomes of other European epidemiologic surveys [2, 11, 13].

Apart, I'd pipe up mildly, from getting citizens to the stage where financial solvency allowed them to contribute to your charity.

His eyes of a faded blue stare mildly from their wrinkled pouches.

He will be 72 come election time, has undergone quadruple bypass surgery, suffers mildly from diabetes and is said to be hard of hearing.

Despite the already high baseline T-cell apoptosis observed in the B cell-depleted culture from mildly arthritic mice, the addition of B cells from moderately and mildly arthritic mice, but not severely arthritic mice, induced a significant increase in T-cell apoptosis.

They were created, of course, to provide practical information for gentlemen travelers venturing through a city's demimonde, and so have titles that range from mildly risqué ("The Pretty Women of Paris," "Directory to the Seraglios") to unashamedly coarse ("A Catalogue of Jilts, Cracks and Prostitutes, Nightwalkers, Whores, She-Friends, Kind Women and Others of the Linnen-Lifting Tribe").

In abandoned cinemas and factories, the inhabitants breed chickens, pick through junk, suck mildly narcotic blood from the legs of giant beetles.

Marshall has tended to regard Bush's "axis of evil" states, Iraq, Iran and North Korea, as mildly interesting leftovers from the cold war era.

There were moments of surreal crossover: Big Ant from "Rescue Ink" talking to Shorty Rossi from "Pit Boss," presumably to swap animal rescue tips; Dennis Luciani from "Average Joe," in a sheer pink tulle skirt and with fake wound makeup applied to his forehead, asking to have his picture taken with a mildly galled Chet Cannon, from the Brooklyn season of "The Real World".