Mr. Romney is "uniquely disqualified," as Mr. Santorum has mildly put it, to make the argument for conservatives that Mr. Obama's health care plan should be repealed.
IT IS, TO PUT IT MILDLY, damned tough to make money producing stage shows.
Mr Kaczynski's notorious remark about "no free media in Poland", he says mildly, was an exaggeration to make a point.
Strenuously hip if mildly pretentious, it strives to make you feel part of the in-crowd, but it doesn't come cheap.
Professor Dworkin writes that it is "injudicious, to put it mildly, for a judge to make such a public parade of his own politics".
Ariocarpus species contain sufficient alkaloids, principally hordenine, to make them mildly hallucinogenic.
Use Blue Flame on grilled chicken, as a condiment with steak, or blended with cream cheese and sour cream to make a mildly spicy dip for fresh fruit.
"Being at 35,000 feet for more than two hours is going to make you mildly hypoxic," said Mr. Bor, "and slightly less oxygen will make you euphoric or may give slightly poorer judgment".
So Ms. Sherman-Palladino killed off Hubbell in the first episode, stranding Michelle in Paradise and saddling her with enough guilt and responsibility to make it mildly plausible when she stayed to help at Fanny's dance studio.
Chaissac knowingly mixes folksy primitivism and Modernist abstraction (Picasso was his role model), repeatedly reproducing his characteristic puzzlelike conglomerations of boldly outlined, brightly colored shapes, always adding cartoon faces to make rudimentary, mildly comical men.
