Sentence examples for much too mild from inspiring English sources

The discussion of forbidden language in The New York Times was welcome, but you reached much too mild a conclusion.

Randy Cohen is much too mild in his criticism of the medical students who are posting photos of patients with "comical" conditions.

On Sunday, he readily adopted language that could be read as supporting a military attack on Iran — "We must not delude ourselves into thinking that containment is an option" — and suggested that the Obama Administration had been much too mild, which gives one pause.

The penalties for getting caught, meanwhile, are generally too mild to act as much of a deterrent for poachers and traders.

The Buffalo sauce, by contrast, seemed too mild; it sneaked up on me, but not as much as I would have liked.

"UKIP is far too mild for the average Dovorian... It's very much them and us".

Too much, too soon?

Drinks too much, too.

" 'Disgust' is probably too mild a word".

Not crying-thatwas too mild a term.

It is much, much, much too early.