Sentence examples for mildly there from inspiring English sources

On that matter, to put it mildly, there is disagreement.

Throughout, to put it mildly, there has been little popular enthusiasm for a single currency.

Mr. Brill added, "It's obvious that, to put it mildly, there was some confusion".

Kurtz notes mildly: "There is little doubt that Thompson has fumbled some questions and seemed less than fully prepared".

Go where you belong from now on, the rubbish-can of history!" — Wilson observes, mildly: There sometimes turn out to be valuable objects cast away in the rubbish-can of history — things that have to be retrieved later on.

"Because, to put it mildly, there is no need in observing all this mess any longer, and it is necessary to stop tormenting the country," he told the Ukrainian News Agency.

But Bruer points out mildly that there is nothing inherently left- or rightwing about questioning the strength of the evidence.

Aside from a glib putdown in the New York Sun — the critic called the works "cool, bleak, faceless, and mildly professional" — there were few reviews; Rauschenberg's long career seems to have made criticism irrelevant.

When I arrived in 1988, the Upper West Side was still mildly funky — there were independent bookstores, a Korean deli on almost every block, a few dark bars and some quirky little shops.

There are a limited number of ingredients that will work texturally and, whatever angle of attack you take in terms of flavour – broadly, the main three are: salty and/or creamy; light, cleansing and vegetal; and mildly spicy – there are only a small number of ingredients which genuinely complement the flavour of eggs.

If you're only mildly allergic, there are many resources on the internet dedicated to helping you live comfortably with a feline companion.