Sentence examples for mildly said from inspiring English sources

"I am thrilled, to put it mildly," said Kristine Memoli, whose three children had just entered the school.

Out for 90 in one Test innings, he mildly said he had never railed for a moment at missing the century.

Mr Obama is a "transformational figure", he mildly said, and his old friend John McCain had erred in choosing a neophyte as a running-mate.

"They had very little spending restraint, to put it mildly," said Noah Yasskin, an analyst at the London office of Jupiter Communications, an Internet research firm.

"To say musical commercials were out of favor is putting it mildly," said Ted Sann, co-chief executive and chief creative officer at BBDO New York.

"My recollection is that there were a lot of problems in this family, to put it mildly," said Frank W. Streng, a lawyer who represented Malikah Shabazz in 2002.

When your precious toy falls apart, express regret by mildly saying, "Oh, my".

"It was a tough market, to put it mildly," says a spokesman for the state's treasurer.

"He doesn't go on benders like he used to anymore, but he still appreciates a drink from time to time – to put it mildly," says Grønlund, who thinks Lonne is "fundamentally a nice guy".

"He doesn't go on benders like he used to anymore, but he still appreciates a drink from time to time to put it mildly," says Grønlund, who thinks Lonne is "fundamentally a nice guy".

Obama "was not happy, to put it mildly," Menendez said.