Sentence examples for more mild-mannered from inspiring English sources

Fractures emerged when Cuccinelli outmaneuvered more mild-mannered Bolling for the 2013 gubernatorial nomination.

Many blogs attract lewd and misogynistic comments, but the more mild-mannered critics cite health concerns.

Cleese's famously more mild-mannered Monty Python colleague – one Michael Palin CBE – presumably begs to differ.

D. J. Food and Bonobo, two eclectic but more mild-mannered electronica purveyors, share the bill.

In fact, both are far more mild-mannered and thoughtful than they might appear online.

Meanwhile, the more mild-mannered Martin Freeman played Acorn co-founder Chris Curry in Micro Men.

What does that tell you?" Bryant was more mild mannered Thursday, and he took some responsibility himself for the way things have gone.

Know that som tum ($6.50), the standby salad of unripe green papaya that is so often no more than a mild-mannered accompaniment to more substantial fare, is worth your attention.

"This is certainly a conscious effort to do something a little more substantial," said Mr. Kultgen, who was dressed unassumingly in a T-shirt and jeans, making him look more like a mild-mannered Hollywood slacker than someone who was once told he was "the Antichrist," he said, by a female reader.

Some people call him an "impresario," but he comes across more like a mild-mannered cardiologist than like P. T. Barnum.

In front of the jury he posed as nothing more than a mild-mannered father-of-three who had unwittingly got mixed up in the schemes of Lee Murray - the best friend he had known for more than 20 years.