Sentence examples for mildly turned from inspiring English sources

Earlier in the year he mildly turned his eye towards feminism by saying "feminism is great but terms like toxic masculinity are degrading".

A guy friend had been sexting her when she was bored at home, she says, and she became mildly turned on.

It can make her mildly turned on, though when it's up all the way it basically drives her insane and seems frightening and makes her want to kill herself.

Toward the end of the sale another mildly amusing scene turned up.

His narrating voice is studiedly old-fashioned, guarded, mildly bigoted: "Thomas turned to get the measure of this speaker for the first time.

Australian stocks gave up their morning gains and turned mildly negative as AXA Asia Pacific Holdings fell on doubts that a higher offer for the company would emerge.

The papers described how subjecting cells from newborn mice to a mildly acidic solution turned them into pluripotent stem cells, the sought-after cells that can become all the body's cell types.

Everyone from Samuel Beckett to David Letterman has turned a mildly funny conceit into something fantastically silly by beating it to death.

A dish of ceviche is sectioned horizontally, dark corn nuts to the left, pale extra-large kernels of boiled corn to the right and, between them, cubes of sea bass, flecked with green and brightly glistening, thanks to the cilantro, lime juice and other ingredients that have turned the mildly flavored fish into a tart, herbaceous masterpiece.

The glacial Diana's A Life of Contrasts merely added to her own sinister froideur, but Decca's Hons and Rebels turned the mildly eccentric Lord and Lady Redesdale (he took his mongoose to work to catch rats; she wouldn't countenance anything made from pork) into braying grotesques.

To put it mildly, things haven't turned out that way.