Sentence examples similar to mildly urging from inspiring English sources
Suu Kyi has mildly urged restraint by both the military and militants, but has never fully condemned the actions of the Burmese forces.
When a photo of Beyoncé from a 2008 L'Oreal campaign cased enough of a stir to warrant a response, her representative mildly urged the company to "be careful" with lightening the singer's skin in the production process.
Behind closed doors, he was no less confident and commanding: when he informed Carter that China planned to attack Vietnam, the U.S. President could do little more than mildly urge restraint.
Playing the games can and does stir hostile urges and mildly aggressive behavior in the short term.
You've OK'd tomorrow's proofs, and you're happy with this mildly critical editorial that urges further political and legal reform.
At the urging of our producers, we found it on "Make Me Move," a site for mildly motivated sellers to sort of list their house without actually listing it.
It is a paradox, to put it mildly, that we should be urged by the United States to do this".
I regularly urged him to at least say something mildly critical about almost anyone but he refused.
(If you prefer a more serene, and mildly hilarious, picture of soccer in your head, take a look at how Toronto fans urge their team on).
