Sentence examples for talk mildly from inspiring English sources

One of them, Alajdin Demiri, who returned from Switzerland to go into Tetovo politics, used to talk mildly about ending discrimination.

He is a trim, boyish 57 with just-graying sandy-colored hair, placid blue eyes, a measured way of talking and a mildly weathered look that might have come from the months he spends skiing every year.

She adopts a roughly similar policy of banterish deflection when prodded, mildly, to talk about her romantic life.

But it did mean that before the first volume was even published, Min Kamp had become, to put it mildly, a talking point.

PROFANITY -- Some mildly off-color talk.

Mr. West lingers at the show, making small talk with fashion executives and mildly excited fans.

That, to put it mildly, is fighting talk.For its part, in recent years the FDA has had no appetite to get involved in this battle without explicit direction from Congress.

All this talk about "breaking people" is mildly reminiscent of what the bad guys wanted to do to the blue people in Avatar.

While it may be mildly hilarious to talk in such serious tones about--let's face it--baby taints, the AGT keeps showing up in news stories about plastics as a sort of canary in the endocrine coal mine. .

While it may be mildly hilarious to talk in such serious tones about - let's face it - baby taints, the AGT keeps showing up in news stories about plastics as a sort of canary in the endocrine coal mine. .

The Cameron and Obama talks on Libya will be mildly less friendly.