Sentence examples for mildly reassuring from inspiring English sources
This news is mildly reassuring.
The odd part is the market regarded this finger-in-the-air exercise as mildly reassuring – Next's shares rose 5%.
And the Commerce Department released a report on consumer spending that, on another day, might have been mildly reassuring.
The Economist argued that Western leaders were doing a poor job of defending free speech.Over the next few years, some mildly reassuring things happened.
It might then prove mildly reassuring for anxious parents to know that students in the 19th century displayed an identical impulse to impress new friends by drinking copiously.
In a country as unpredictable as Russia, it is mildly reassuring that most people seem at present to assume that Mr Yeltsin's successor will be freely elected.
One visiting taxpayer was mildly reassured.
I was only mildly reassured by the words of our leader: "Fear is the appropriate response here," he said.
The secular establishment's concern about Mr Erdogan and the AK party has always been that behind the reassuring "mildly Islamist" label lie deeper fundamentalist ambitions.
While this is reassuring, we speculate that because our study group may have lacked some of the mildly depressed and difficult to classify cases that are found in many real world settings.
