Sentence examples for remarks mildly from inspiring English sources
"Some cats have peed on me," he remarks mildly on a walk through Rome.
Sean Oliver, deputy director of this category C prison, remarks mildly that this was a "busier weekend than normal.
Busch remarks mildly: "Even neoliberal societies reach a point where they say slavery, people trafficking and indentured labour are not acceptable".
"He does do some pretty silly things now and again, doesn't he, mummy?" our heroine remarks mildly, having just duped her father into rubbing peroxide in his hair.
Mrs. Watson, whose attention often wandered, remarked mildly that the drunks had made her miss her last two violin lessons.
The prospect of broaching a probable minefield of group sensitivities — "Suicide mission," a young friend of mine remarked, mildly, when I told him that I would review the show — is apt to rattle anyone these days, let alone an old straight white male like me.
This was an ignoble remark, but mildly prophetic.
"Until this is settled, it would be a risk factor in PKO's prospectus, to put it mildly," remarks a banking analyst.Worse, a merger would probably contravene Poland's banking and insurance regulations.
When I mildly remarked that members of Eons seemed to be "rather upset," he corrected me: "More than upset.
He made mildly disparaging remarks about city slickers.
"The Medallion" is rated PG-13 (Parents strongly cautioned) for stylized violence, some gunplay and a few mildly suggestive remarks.
