Sentence examples for speak mildly from inspiring English sources

It was an uncomfortable realization, to speak mildly.

This is the mode of social intercourse for visiting in our time: not to reassure, or to speak mildly, but to give voice to the outrageous, the never to be sorted out.

A huge one: the subject matter is as fresh today as it was then - the economic interests of the few still blight (I speak mildly) the lives of the many (new material neatly throws Donald Trump, for instance, into the original script).

Again speaking mildly, Mr. Large goes on to state that "no other place has so dramatically encapsulated the highs and lows of our modern human experience".

Some Republicans spoke more mildly than Mr. McInnis about the Bermuda move.

But speak to him mildly; perchance he may take warning or fear.

Kazakhs are east-central Asian, meaning that they more or less resemble the inhabitants of Mongolia (and a dozen other nearby and not-so-nearby places, including, to some extent, Kyrgyzstan and Yakutia); they speak a Turkic language, mildly worship Allah, write in a modified Cyrillic, and drive Nissans.

My instinct is to trust this man, so mildly spoken and full of precisely articulated reason.

A thin, tall, mildly spoken and conservatively dressed man, Ali is an elegant figure.

Dannatt, a mildly spoken man who conveys a palpable sense of moral rectitude, rejects the accusation out of hand.

Paradoxically, it has taken a mildly spoken economics professor to give Italy the political leadership it has lacked for so long.