Sentence examples for mildly look from inspiring English sources

But given that both the reality and rhetoric of Scottish Labour's prospects at the forthcoming Scottish elections do not, to put it mildly, look great.

But given both the reality and rhetoric of Scottish Labour's prospects, the forthcoming Scottish elections do not, to put it mildly, look great.

(The others look mildly impressed.

He searched the Sunday-magazine pullouts for pictures of himself, and when he found one he said in a mildly complaining tone, "Look at this, why should they turn businessmen into celebrities?" Yet he would not wear the same suit to two events because of the newspaper photographers.

The BBC's master of ceremonies Rob Walker invariably does a more than passable impersonation of Michael Buffer when it comes to whipping the Crucible crowd into something approaching a frenzy, even if the combatants consign their entourages to the gallery and have the good grace to look mildly embarrassed by the incongruous walk-on music that soundtracks their waves to the crowd.

They look mildly annoyed but it seems like this isn't the first time they've had dealings with this particular camel man.

· While making deals that look mildly progressive, this President's Administration is simultaneously planning or initiating a whole series of reactionary policies (in the Justice Department, at Education, and at the EPA) on which Democrats need to concentrate, and which night-time deal making can only help to obscure.

I guess the lesson from that is, if you're going to give this a go, use some of that high-end ham from the deli counter so at least you look mildly classy while you're walking around with meat trimmings stapled to your leg. .

As you're aiming to look mildly acceptable, with the worry that someone might see you, you should probably shower, although having a bath would be a better alternative, for extra chilling out.

Then I saw this lean, barfly-looking guy with a mildly disgusted look on his face, dressed all in black and threading his way through a throng of Pirates fans in front of a bar.

As Obama posed these questions, he turned toward me in the back seat with a mildly puzzled look on his face.