Sentence examples for observed mildly from inspiring English sources

No, but they threaten the values of our "remarkably open society", he observed, mildly and correctly.

I observed — mildly, I am sure — "I think Ma would have wanted C. to come in her car".

Ms. Wertheimer observed mildly that Murphy Brown could hardly serve as a role model for inner-city women.

What "The Gangs of New York" is, really, is literature, a string of unsentimentally observed, mildly ironic, only quasi-nonfictional stories about men who mythologized themselves as heroes, though the world rightly considered them scum.

In his first book, Gaia, he observed mildly that the difficulty of thinking about the nature of life was probably due to the division of science into separate disciplines, "with each specialist assuming that someone else has done the job".

For the SKOV-3 cells, the ladder-like appearance of DNA observed mildly in the cells treated with hexane and chloroform extract of leaf at concentrations of 18.0 and 20.0 μg/ml, respectively.

Once her wheezes of laughter subside, she observes mildly: "That's interesting how that happened".

Starmer observes mildly: "We had to approach it quite carefully, because we had in the background issues of parliamentary privilege, what was capable of being investigated in open court.

Go where you belong from now on, the rubbish-can of history!" — Wilson observes, mildly: There sometimes turn out to be valuable objects cast away in the rubbish-can of history — things that have to be retrieved later on.

But he slipped them in so neatly that the vocal minority of Labour back-benchers occasionally took the bait, getting ready to hoot some glowing Pro-Europe prenouncement-which had been made, of course, the Prime Minister would then observe mildly, by the present leader of the Opposition.

"Odd men," one tweeter observed rather mildly.