Sentence examples for replies mildly from inspiring English sources

Why now? "Nothing to do with me," McAloon replies mildly.

Well, he replies mildly, every March since 2003, when Fidel Castro locked up 75 political opponents, People in Need erects a cage in Wenceslas Square to represent a Cuban prison cell.

Frum, who spent three years as a Journal editorial writer, replies mildly that if his former colleagues "seriously believe that my views are for sale," they should at least "credit me with the acuity to know where the highest price is paid: and that it's not where I've raised my flag".

'To some extent,' he replied mildly.

For the first time in thirty-odd years of conversation, I exclaimed, "Why would you know that?" He replied, mildly, "It's my business to know such things".

Some predicted that sequestration would persist into the next fiscal year, which begins Oct. 1. "I hope that this Congress can achieve a broader answer to our budget challenges," Mr. Foxx replied mildly.

She could be quietly funny – the best example being when an imam in Gambia told her that female genital mutilation was for the benefit of women because a clitoris would itch or hurt, and she replied, mildly, that she had been in possession of a clitoris for 62 years without experiencing such problems.

Yet, when asked what single impression he hoped people would take away from this daunting display of fashion, prestige and, yes, ego, he replied mildly, "I hope they will see that the base and concept of my work has always been the same".

"I can only speculate," replies Rhys mildly.

"Ashleigh, the good news is, in America, it's not up to CNN," Vitter replied, looking mildly stunned.

Steadman mildly replies that such extremes exist in real life: "Sitting on the bus, you'll see Mike Leigh characters getting on left, right and centre.