Sentence examples for take mild from inspiring English sources
A few panelists take mild issue with this.
Logistically, I take mild issue with the notion that this resource would be either widely useful or readily available.
Psychoanalysis once promised to turn acute human misery into ordinary suffering; positive psychology promises to take mild human pleasure and turn it into a profound state of well-being.
Some of the professor's dicta are dated — "Before beginning real work, say about three days, every man should take mild doses of physic to act on the bowels, liver, and kidneys" — but, in the main, he is our contemporary.
By Roger Angell November 30, 2011 Dogly type deposes to take mild exception to a line in Tad Friend's Talk of the Town piece, "Sound of Silence," in the current issue of The New Yorker, in which he states that the Jack Russell terrier that appears in the new movie "The Artist" is "the breed that once cocked an ear to RCA Victrolas".
Dogly type deposes to take mild exception to a line in Tad Friend's Talk of the Town piece, "Sound of Silence," in the current issue of The New Yorker, in which he states that the Jack Russell terrier that appears in the new movie "The Artist" is "the breed that once cocked an ear to RCA Victrolas".
"Israel is being put in the dock for taking mild defensive measures," he said.
A few years back, a major Arab government took "mild" action against al-Jazeera: the then information minister issued a decree preventing our correspondent from attending official functions.
The article also referred incorrectly to the credentials of Nancy Umanoff, the company's executive director, who took mild issue with Mr. Alterman about its financial perils.
Mrs. Clinton took mild issue with the assertion that women have equal rights in Vietnam merely because equality is guaranteed in the Constitution.
In "The Flick," directed by Ms. Baker's frequent collaborator Sam Gold with the customary feathery touch he brings to her work, life's messy nature takes mild metaphorical form.
