"The past couple of weeks have been eventful ones, to put it mildly," he told the company's annual meeting.
"This is frivolous, to put it mildly," he told Reuters.
In his classic GQ profile in 1997, Charles P. Pierce quoted Woods, then 21, telling mildly racist and sexist jokes.
"Sometimes people talk to me like they think that I might be mildly retarded," he told me.
Her initial inclination was to support it, as "something between innocuous and mildly helpful," she told Ms. Felsenthal.
Mr. Menken, who told mildly diverting anecdotes about the background of this or that song, was accompanied by a stylistically anonymous band and three backup singers.
She bought 36 pairs from a Philadelphia optician, and was only mildly alarmed when told, much later, that the Lucite frames couldn't be manufactured any longer because they were flammable.
The prospect of broaching a probable minefield of group sensitivities — "Suicide mission," a young friend of mine remarked, mildly, when I told him that I would review the show — is apt to rattle anyone these days, let alone an old straight white male like me.
"I was, to put it mildly, shocked," Midlarsky told CBS New York in the clip above.
And I know they're not professional because a professional would never push the issue... .. OK, that's mildly reassuring, I tell him.
