Sentence examples for mildly rocking from inspiring English sources

Votta referred to it as "mildly rocking", and Slezak and Chaney both gave it a "B−": the former said it was "fun" but "not deeply exciting" and the latter called it "competent" but "unmemorable".

Even for mildly anisotropic rocks (λ < 1.2) the possibility for error in interpretation is considerable.

Coal deposits were preserved in basins between gentle upwarps in the buried extensions of the shield beneath the Interior Lowlands and also in mildly folded rocks in the miogeosynclines of the inner, less disturbed parts of the Appalachians and Cordilleras.

Asphyxiation is still Mr. Tesfaye's preferred mood on this dramatic, darkly pretty but still uncomfortable album full of downer-sex R&B and harsh-sunrise, mildly gothic rock.

(Rooney) 'Jesus Christ Superstar' (previews start on Thursday; opens on March 22) Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice's mildly revisionist rock gloss on the Gospels began life as a concept album, a format that the director Des McAnuff knows something about.

Meanwhile, the world of architecture is not exactly rocked, but mildly vibrated, by Tom Dyckhoff's series for Channel 4, The Secret Life of Buildings.

In 1989, bucolic Glen Ridge, where every street is graced by a gas-fueled lamplight, was rocked when a mildly retarded 17-year-old girl was sexually assaulted by a group of Glen Ridge High School athletes.

The rocks of the Lesser Himalayas consist primarily of mildly metamorphosed sedimentary rock largely of Precambrian age.