Sentence examples for too mildly from inspiring English sources
To say this is anathema to me is putting it too mildly.
To say I wondered if I shouldn't follow them, the cognoscenti, is putting it too mildly.
Therefore to say we appreciate your buying from us is putting it too mildly Cordially, H--- & Co.
To say this is an antiwar book is to put it too mildly, and in any case such labels do an injustice to its great sweep, the levels of its sympathy.
During the Persian Gulf War, when he had been chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Powell had played the role of reluctant warrior, arguing to the first President Bush, perhaps too mildly, that containing Iraq might work, that war might not be necessary.
His male-female duets have often been the most politely well-mannered zones of his work; the space described by his dances do not always relate remarkably to the stage or the auditorium; and the overall architecture of many of his pieces has been too mildly indeterminate.
White wines, too, use mildly bitter flavors to their advantage.
They're too tacky and mildly inappropriate".
Internecine tension is a feature of musical duo Flo and Joan's show too, but only mildly.
It too presents with mildly pruritic whitish/yellow papules that coalesce into a cobblestone patterned plaque that resembles pseudoxanthoma elasticum.
Asli's story is all too common.Turkey's mildly Islamist Justice and Development (AK) party is credited with making unprecedented reforms to protect women since it came to power in 2002.
