Sentence examples for sort of mild from inspiring English sources

Actor Timothy West has told how his wife, Fawlty Towers star Prunella Scales, has been suffering from "a sort of mild Alzheimer's".

Eileen has a hardness, a sort of mild sociopathy that allows her to hurt someone and use their prone body to pull herself into freedom and safety.

"We've come through a half-century of history where recessions have been sort of mild," notes Richard Sylla, a professor at New York University's Stern School of Business.

Over half of EU countries, as well as the United States and Canada, ban the stimulant, a sort of mild amphetamine.

West, who last year appeared in Coronation Street and has since joined EastEnders, tells the programme, which is broadcast later this month, that Scales suffers from "a sort of mild Alzheimer's", the Radio Times said.

When I arrived there was some sort of mild panic as the young man realised that we were two men and he only had a room with a double bed to offer us.

"It went from the sort of mild-mannered Catholic older ladies to a very in-your-face, obnoxious, I'll-do-anything kind of tactic.

At the time he seemed the sort of mild-mannered superannuated boy who might once have served on the school safety patrol and been elected class treasurer.

At the time he seemed the sort of mild-mannered superannuated boy who might once have served on the school _________ patrol and been elected class treasurer.

America lacked West Ham and the National Front, but it did have opinionated patriarchs and racial division, with the result that Alf Garnett could plausibly become a sort of milder cousin called Archie Bunker, while deluded supervisors are common to most bureacracies, allowing David Brent to transmute into Michael Scott.

Third, there is a very high placebo response rate for all sorts of milder psychiatric and medical problems.