Sentence examples for mildly informed from inspiring English sources
I haven't gotten through the whole thing, so the following take is only mildly informed.
I used to think parents who worried about their children's sugar intake were overly controlling kooks; now I understand how a parent even mildly informed about nutrition might feel that trying to raise a healthy child in the modern landscape is like trying to raise a healthy child in a chemical-processing plant charmingly decorated in pink, red, and green.
My interest is, to put it mildly, less scientifically informed and more aesthetically speculative.
I don't mean negative — I mean not engaging, and in some cases not informed or even mildly interesting.
Ashley Young, for instance, was bemused and mildly horrified earlier this year to be informed he was being given a new role as a back-up centre-forward.
Eden Hazard looked mildly amused when he was informed by his interviewer at half-time of Lille's match against Lyon on Saturday that Sir Alex Ferguson was in the stands and had been caught yawning on camera.
Women who were mildly anaemic (Hb 100 119·9 g/l) were informed of their status, and advised to consult a doctor and consider taking Fe supplements.
When expedition leader Chris Turney was informed of the comments in an ABC radio interview on Tuesday morning, he was dumbstruck and mildly amused.
Behind closed doors, he was no less confident and commanding: when he informed Carter that China planned to attack Vietnam, the U.S. President could do little more than mildly urge restraint.
Nobody takes a scruff seriously; that's one thing I've learned.' (A 'demick', I am reliably informed by a Mancunian native, is 'a spaz'. This is not a book for the liberal-minded or even mildly politically correct).
