Sentence examples for mildly suggesting from inspiring English sources
I have been in trouble with zealots in the Twitter posse this week for mildly suggesting that though Alistair Carmichael's conduct in the "Frenchgate" election leak showed poor character and judgment, his removal as Scotland's last Lib Dem MP should remain a matter for his constituents in Orkney and Shetland.
Two of those players, Testaverde and nose tackle Jason Ferguson, used the moment to criticize Groh, with Ferguson, a free agent, angrily saying he was finished as a Jet, and Testaverde mildly suggesting that the Jets ran out of gas at the end of the season because they were worn out from Groh's grueling practices.
They amount to mildly suggesting that we allow the exchange of views to go on without the domination of any dogma and with some vague "glances at natural constancies" and see what comes out "in the long run".
Histidine, aspartate, and asparagine (at 15 mM) strongly prevent Sec body formation but others also do so, albeit more mildly, suggesting that the signaling pathway is complex.
Wrapping up class, Mr. Alloding mildly suggested that his students try to enjoy the winter.
The news media, when they sense the need to temper their fawning Tigermania, will mildly suggest that he isn't Bobby Jones -- yet.
And Katrina (Maggie Cummings), who Irving mildly suggests may be playing a game, emerges here as a full-fledged schemer, encouraging Ichabod to inflame the ardor of Brom Bones (John Michael Chappell), who's reluctant to abandon his boisterous bachelorhood.
When Mrs. Croft, attempting friendly chitchat, mildly suggests that June must have been something of a "terror" back at her girls' school, June proudly bellows back, "I was captain of the hockey team and a strict disciplinarian".
When the permanent secretary at the culture ministry mildly suggested something along those lines earlier this year, he was laughed off by the chairman of the trustees, Graham Greene, who has been a trustee for 23 years.The opening of the Great Court, the spectacular £100m renovation of the BM's Reading Room, in December 2000, was a grand opportunity to dust off the museum's image.
––– Joel Golby, Staff Weiter, VICE UK.
In this study (N = 80), results were similar for individuals who were euthymic and those who were mildly symptomatic, suggesting that subclinical mood symptoms did not appreciably affect performance.
