But he also argued that Derbyshire — who once called himself "a homophobe, though a mild and tolerant one, and a racist, though an even more mild and tolerant one" — had served an important role at National Review, because he pushed some readers to think about how and why they disagreed with him.
Her big, sketchy paintings, in which partial figures -- arms, legs and heads -- appear in watery, melting outline, are quite mild, though, referring to cowgirls hanging out, soaring on a swing and engaging in more static pursuits.
The Romney campaign's position is more mild.
The taste is more mild and can be masked with flavors.
Sometimes they're more mild, and she fights through it.
Because of this crucial difference, Type 2 diabetes symptoms can be more mild than Type 1 symptoms, and have a more gradual onset, and can require less drastic treatments (though exceptions are possible).
I am a bit more mild-mannered.
Measured recovery rates of PEF40 and FEV1 after methacholine challenge demonstrated that a higher induced cough number protected against mild, though not more severe, bronchoconstriction.
That too, compared to Trump's tweet, sounded mild, though its potential impact was anything but.
The impact on the currency market was more profound, though still relatively mild, with the koruna falling to 20.25 against the dollar, from 19.91 and to 27.30 against the euro, from 26.91.
