Sentence examples for something mild from inspiring English sources

"I thought it was just something mild.

A fall or a seizure could be something mild, or something devastating.

Stephen Zawistowski, a senior vice president at A.S.P.C.A. Animal Sciences, suggested naming the animal something mild, like Angel or Flower.

Silence was everywhere; something mild seemed to be coming forth from the trees; she could feel her heart, which was beginning to beat again, and her blood flowing through her flesh like a river of milk.

It was expected that the committee, with a history of bipartisanship and a chairwoman, Blanche Lincoln of Arkansas, who faces a difficult re-election campaign this year, would put together something mild that would dilute the tougher provisions in Senate Finance Committee's version of the legislation.

Maybe we gently said something mild about him not being trans.

Fill a small jug or bottle with 275ml oil – something mild-flavoured like groundnut or sunflower – optionally combined with no more than 75ml extra virgin olive oil (more may be overpowering).

For something milder, reduce or omit the ground hot pepper.

(Pretending to be something milder and more innocent than you really are? That's Mertensian mimicry).

Thriving on Instinct Another clue is that in place of an ideology, Mr. Bush seems to have something milder and sketchier -- call it instinct.

Because that virus was considered too dangerous for people, Southam searched for something milder, settling on the newly discovered West Nile virus.