Taking mildly worded notice of the criticism, Pavle Jevremovic, the ambassador of Serbia, commended Ms. Del Ponte for her work.
Paradoxically, it has taken a mildly spoken economics professor to give Italy the political leadership it has lacked for so long.
Lend Lease says it is taking a mildly aggressive investment strategy, exerting more control while also assuming more risks.
Directed by Dan Klores, Crazy Lovee" takes a mildly hyperventilated approach to its subject; there's a hint of tabloid sensationalism, a splash of kitsch sentimentalism.
Not long ago, in the brown dawn light of the western Paris suburbs, three Americans could be seen taking a mildly illicit walk through the Rungis wholesale food market.
Luis Branco, an artist in this small Alsatian village, first realized something was unusual about the young Germans partying at the local community hall two weeks ago when a conversation with one of them took a mildly racist turn.
I wrote my mother comical letters, and she replied somewhat in kind, taking a mildly mocking tone about events in town and at church — I remember her describing a row over the right way to cut sandwiches for a ladies' tea — and even managing to be humorous but not bitter about my father, whom she referred to as His Grace.
They lived in California and took a mildly modish approach to rearing their only child, subscribing, Bigelow says, "to a certain kind of education where I had to make all… This is so crazy, but as a child I had to make all my own decisions".
What happens when an artist doesn't collage, mash-up, remix or rearrange someone else's art and just takes it, mildly tweaks it, and then calls it his own original work?
When I ask Borthwick to say something romantic, he looks mildly taken aback.
