Sentence examples for so mildly from inspiring English sources
The phrase "so mildly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an action or feeling that is gentle or not intense. Example: "She reacted so mildly to the criticism that it surprised everyone in the room."
So far, so mildly innovative.
My instinct is to trust this man, so mildly spoken and full of precisely articulated reason.
Reading it, I spend the first 200 pages or so mildly confused.
It was an unusual display for someone who usually handles success so mildly.
But because McEwan expresses himself so mildly, and doesn't strive to be controversial, his pronouncements on the subject have been largely overlooked.
Despite the dire warning from China's foreign ministry, Friday's "Global Day of Action Against China's Bullying in the West Philippine Sea" attracted just 300 or so mildly disconcerted nationalists to the Chinese Embassy in Manila.
The 50-year-old "Fury" star was taunted by the "Hangover" franchise's funny man in the palpably awkward interview, which not-so-mildly kicked off with questions about naked pictures in Playgirl magazine, Pitt not showering and looking "like [Adolf] Hitler's dream".
A lawsuit has been brought to undo the conversion.Even so, the mildly Islamist Justice and Development (AK) government carried out the conversion in time for Ramadan.
People who like a punt have made George Galloway third favourite with the bookies, but the one opinion poll to take a full reading so far mildly demurs.
Beer and ale were scarcely thought of as intoxicants; you would have had to drink vast quantities of small beer to become "foxed" or "fuddled," and, because the water available to Londoners was so foul, mildly alcoholic beverages were safer.
Think of all the people in the short stories you've read over the past 20 years: so many mildly depressed characters who were sort of like you, trudging morosely through lives that were sort of like yours, coping with existential problems you could sort of identify with.
