Sentence examples for mildly popular from inspiring English sources

Although the DPJ used these campaign pledges in 2009 to help defeat the LDP after a half-century in power, they are only mildly popular now.

For starters, the author of the 1991 song (Nirvana's lead singer Kurt Cobain) did not know what the term "teen spirit" meant when he used it as the title; he thought it was an arcane anti-establishment motto, when in fact it was the name of a mildly popular deodorant aimed at young females.

28 mins: We're having a delay while two Peterborough players come to terms with headbutting each other, and I come to terms with discovering that Steve Jelbert (5 mins) is the same Steve Jelbert who used to be in mildly popular (but very popular in the Burnton household) 1990s indie combo The Family Cat. 31 mins: We're back under way.

At this point, My Network TV is right at the level of a mildly popular YouTube channel.

However, as evidenced by Netflix, a few blockbusters up front and a long list of mildly popular titles that warps off into infinity is a solid business model.

Speaking of Safari, the mildly popular Web browser made by Apple, it took the lion's share of the rest of the speech.

Miliband's mildly social democratic approach isn't proof that he is a better, wiser or more principled leader than Blair, let alone a more popular one.

The compound leaves deep green, tender, and curled or deeply frilled that develop in a cluster the first season of growth are used fresh or dried, the mildly aromatic flavour being popular in fish, meats, soups, sauces, and salads.

He occupies a tricky Cabinet Office position as the Conservative deputy to Nick Clegg who is, to put it mildly, not the most popular figure on the Tory benches at the moment.

It is well known that some of the Jews who survived the Nazis (often by fleeing to Moscow) entered the state service in the secret police, which, to put it mildly, was not a popular move among Polish anti-Communists (or among Polish anti-Semites, either).

Throughout, to put it mildly, there has been little popular enthusiasm for a single currency.