It did not inspire even the mildest hint of nostalgia.
|
|
But these two people have only the mildest of symptoms.
|
|
Overall, the alliance's total cuts were the mildest in four years.
|
|
The mildest end of the spectrum of diverticular disease is diverticulosis.
|
|
Red dulce is the mildest; whole leaf alaria (wakame) more savory.
|
|
"The one we experienced last week was the mildest," Mr. Ablin said.
|
|
I go in and ask for the house cigar, the mildest one.
|
|
That was the mildest rebuke Mr Johnson has faced in recent weeks.
|
|
The mildest was reform of the WTO's case law to meet Washington's concerns.
|
|
But in truth, the Dominican government has gotten off with the mildest condemnations.
|
|
In its mildest form, this rationale animates the worldview of conservatives like Vance.
|
|
J: Tex was the mildest-mannered, most polite human being you've ever seen.
|
|
Welcome to /r/madlads, home of the mildest, "maddest" young men on Reddit.
|
|
This winter was Germany's second-mildest since nationwide record-keeping began in 1881.
|
|
Mr Sisi has made things worse by crushing even the mildest of critics.
|
|
This year, the oceans hit their mildest levels in November, before cooling off slightly.
|
|
It was superb, gently acidic and subtly flavored, fruity with the mildest lingering bite.
|
|
Rich people "have a very low threshold for even the mildest discomfort," Trump writes.
|
|
Even the mildest dissent has been met with harsh punishments and long prison sentences.
|
|
Time's a river, and we're all pebbles, giving it the very mildest of friction.
|
|
Even in its mildest moments, the world that Luke Cage lives in is extraordinarily brutal.
|
|
If you have even the mildest case of coronavirus, the CDC recommends you self-quarantine.
|
|
Alaska saw one of its mildest and least snowy winters on record this year as well.
|
|
This latest authoritarian excess elicited only the mildest murmur of concern from the EU's diplomatic service.
|
|
The youngest is the mildest tasting; the flavors become stronger and earthier as the eggs mature.
|
|
He is the mildest-mannered of the talkative group; he leaves tantalising, sometimes deferential, pauses in conversation.
|
|
Sheriff Clarke has exhibited petty vindictiveness in response to those who give him even the mildest rebuke.
|
|
Monday&aposs eruption was "strombolian," the geological agency said, which is the mildest type of explosive volcanic eruption.
|
|
Adenovirus — a highly contagious virus that can cause everything from the mildest cold to a deadly respiratory infection.
|
|
That meant even mildest forms of experimental storytelling in a game could leave an emotional footprint on me.
|
|
Critics say Mr. Sisi is seeking to consolidate his control by silencing even the mildest sources of dissent.
|
|
Speaking at the White House on Thursday, the Irish prime minister, Enda Kenny, voiced the mildest of demurrals.
|
|
Peterson has a way of making even the mildest pronouncement sound like the dying declaration of a political prisoner.
|
|
But during the playoffs, the deepest inlaid agressions of even the mildest of men come exploding to the surface.
|
|
Think, too, of those Americans for whom even the mildest criticism of the police constitutes a kind of heresy.
|
|
The fifth group was made of patients who developed diabetes later on in life; they also had the mildest symptoms.
|
|
Brits with even the mildest coronavirus symptoms should stay at home for at least seven days, Boris Johnson has said.
|
|
Even the mildest scenario will, you know, add frictions, will add difficulties, will make transactions less smooth and transportation less convenient.
|
|
To many, it is the mildest form of patriotism, and it long preoccupied German romantic writers like Novalis, Hölderlin and Eichendorff.
|
|
Also, Brady is exactly the kind of person who would establish a laborious workaround to avoid even the mildest of unpleasantries.
|
|
Even the mildest of infections should leave at least short-term immunity against the virus in the recovering patient, he said.
|
|
This has been the mildest winter in over a century at Le Mourtis, a small ski resort in the French Pyrenees.
|
|
Difficult to diagnose (and frequently misdiagnosed), rheumatic diseases in their mildest forms can cause discomfort and some difficulty with everyday tasks.
|
|
Human Rights Watch condemned the sentencing, saying it exposes UAE&aposs inability "to tolerate the mildest of criticisms from a genuine reformer."
|
|
The good news is that what followed was a nine-month slump that is one of the mildest recessions in U.S. history.
|
|
According to the German meteorological office, this winter was the second-mildest for the country since nationwide record-keeping began in 1881.
|
|
At their mildest, fans who were dissatisfied with that outcome have held up signs demanding that Sky or Froome quit the race.
|
|
Zach Johnson, the 2015 winner, was staring into a weekend abyss after opening with a 75 in the mildest conditions on Thursday.
|
|
It's safe to say that 20 years ago, the London bond trader would likely have received the mildest slap on the wrist.
|
|
What's more, Walsh said the weather comparison to last December is "not very difficult," as it was the second-mildest December on record.
|
|
Most are named for the type of agave used to make the spirit, like Espadin, the mildest, and Tepeztate, with the smokiest flavor.
|
|
In its mildest form, whooping cough, a bacterial illness formally called pertussis, causes coldlike symptoms — or, in many adults, no symptoms at all.
|
|
Since coming to power in 2013, Mr. Sisi's increasingly authoritarian government has sought to weed out even the mildest forms of potential dissent.
|
|
He said nothing about the ban itself, enduring days of headlines about his failure to express even the mildest disagreement with the policy.
|
|
There were only the mildest Republican statements of concern -- and relief -- over the cancellation of Trump's big Afghan photo op at Camp David.
|
|
Even a famously dour series like The Wire offered the mildest of silver linings for a few of its characters when it ended.
|
|
The last third of The Lure makes little to no sense, but I find this to be the mildest of sins at a festival.
|
|
It is not surprising that writers reached for diminutive "zephyrs", harmless little breathlings from the same direction, to evoke the mildest winds of summer.
|
|
Turkey will get billions of dollars in aid, and the Europeans are offering only the mildest objections to Turkey's crackdown against the news media.
|
|
But he had an obvious neediness, too, as most comedians do — a part of himself that craves approval and bristles at the mildest rejection.
|
|
Confidence: Medium-High Wednesday is probably the mildest day of the week with a mix of sun and clouds, and highs 55 to 60.
|
|
It's a world of doers not thinkers, and the thin patina of Medium "thought pieces" written by "thinkfluencers" wears off with the mildest intellectual rubbing.
|
|
The U.K. Meteorological Service reported on Wednesday that preliminary data shows the region had its mildest winter on record since such data began in 1910.
|
|
From the harshest laws to the mildest, all of them deviate in some degree from the international norms that uphold freedom of belief and expression.
|
|
The absence of any support for even the mildest form of redistributive policies, from Republicans up through Mitt Romney, was of course to be expected.
|
|
In most countries budget deficits are under control, and after years of austerity the euro zone is at last enjoying the mildest of fiscal expansions.
|
|
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis presented Trump with an array of military options, some more intensive than others; Trump chose one of the mildest of them.
|
|
Though you've never admitted it to anyone out loud, you've always known that there was part of you that felt the mildest attraction to furry culture.
|
|
The Arctic just experienced one of the mildest winters on the books, with sea ice coverage peaking at a record low of 5.607 million square miles.
|
|
Consumer inflation, however, cooled more than expected to its mildest pace since January 2015 as food prices fell, remaining well below the government's 3 percent target.
|
|
This converts the mildest of emotions into suspense: When a dater looks smitten or miffed, we hold our breath until we discover who produced the feeling.
|
|
" Daniel Lacalle, chief economist at Tressis, told CNBC Wednesday that "even the mildest change on volatility as seen this week can cause abrupt moves in markets.
|
|
They threw unexpected anomalies into the simulation the second time around, but thruster and drift problems were all corrected, and we touched down with the mildest bump.
|
|
The conclusions only make the mildest of claims about screen time, essentially that as defined it has about as much effect on well-being as potato consumption.
|
|
January to March 2016 was the mildest three-month period on record and also marked the highest departure from average for any three-month period on record.
|
|
It usually only makes matters worse, as even the mildest activity, like brushing your teeth, can lead to a debilitating fatigue, the core symptom of the disease.
|
|
All the necessary conditions for an affair are in place, from Greg's infidelity to Steve's divorce to his eagerness to rescue her from even the mildest inconveniences.
|
|
The first two scenes, one long and the next really long, proceed with only the mildest dramatic action, some of it gussied up with annoyingly antic touches.
|
|
Shah says that regardless of whether you're feeling the mildest of compassion fatigue or in the throes of full-blown depression, taking care of yourself is critical.
|
|
The BYOBHotSauce the 25 Sauces of Christmas comes with such a great variety of hot sauces that every palate will be satisfied, from the mildest to the wildest.
|
|
They are locking up those who make even the mildest criticisms of the monarchy, such as joking about the late king's dog (a sculpture of which adorns the crematorium).
|
|
Dubai Police is about to test these waters in the mildest way possible when it introduces the first of a fleet of robots into its ranks on May 24.
|
|
Bolt said he had been told that he had a Grade 1 hamstring tear, the mildest, and that the discomfort had begun in a quarterfinal race on Thursday night.
|
|
It's located on King George Island which has some of the mildest weather on the continent but still averages 1.6 degrees Celsius [35 degrees Fahrenheit] during its warmest month.
|
|
Men who have faint doubts about some incident in their past may be tempted to speak out, all the more vigorously, against anyone accused of even the mildest acts.
|
|
There was strong reaction to his portrayal of Hitler (including a slew of angry-führer internet memes), but Mr. Ganz always insisted he was the mildest-mannered of introverts.
|
|
In addition, the high temperature in Central Park on March 9 of 77 degrees Fahrenheit in New York was the mildest temperature ever recorded there so early in the season.
|
|
Doctors judge how severe your issue (strain or sprain) is based on three levels (also called "degrees" or "grades") of injury:Level 1At the mildest level, you'll only have minor tearing.
|
|
I got dozens of messages impugning my manhood; the mildest of them called me a "soy boy" (a common insult among the alt-right that links soy intake to estrogen).
|
|
Just a few weeks ago, he jubilantly confirmed his hold over Chechnya through a popular vote, as local authorizes ruthlessly punished even the mildest critics ahead of the September 18 election.
|
|
This new guide to 100 chiles is organized according to heat, starting with bell peppers, the mildest, with no more than a hundred Scoville Heat Units, the scientific measure of spiciness.
|
|
In doing that, he will apply the cost-benefit distortions described above, striving to maximize the appearance of costs and minimize the appearance of benefits, seeking to develop the mildest possible regulation.
|
|
He's far from the scariest monster in this story, but it's chilling that, even after Marian's death, he has registered only the mildest complaints about Adora's methods of "taking care of" Amma.
|
|
" On the fourth anniversary of the assassination of President John F. Kennedy by Lee Harvey Oswald, in November 1967, Robert Sherrill wrote: "Not even the mildest gun curb has passed through Congress.
|
|
In spite of a lot of flying blood and bodies, Manhunt comes across as a pretty casual PG-13, with fairly minimal gore and only the mildest, most chaste hints at sexual content.
|
|
The shell and liner of the Columbia Whirlibird II Interchange Jacket make it a three-in-one combination, so your kid will be ready for the coldest and the mildest of winter days.
|
|
Such public anger toward the government has become rare under Mr. Sisi, who has imprisoned thousands of opposition figures, cracked down on civil society and demonstrated little tolerance for the mildest street protests.
|
|
The story is an odd one for the Times because if you take the mildest interpretation of the piece — GMOs haven't dramatically improved yields, but they are useful — then it's really not news.
|
|
While the lyrics describe sexual anxiety and coming out with empathetic generality, Lacy's hesitant singing often disappears beneath an oceanic expanse of high, wet, trebly rhythm guitar, the album's loudest and mildest ingredient.
|
|
There's a mercilessness, no matter what time of day is portrayed, that removes it from the noir-ish cinematic element he is often identified with, moving it closer to the mildest hint of despair.
|
|
The mildest sort would be an arrangement like Norway's, involving continuing access to Europe's "single market" in return for the free movement of people from EU countries and a contribution to the EU budget.
|
|
On Thursday, the US Centers for Disease Control (CDC) issued a new travel advisory for Japan, but only at the mildest level, which recommends people "practice usual precautions" and avoid contact with sick people.
|
|
"The two amendments ... are, we believe, the mildest adjustments to the terms of the bonds that will still achieve the objective of putting the bonds on a fully sustainable basis," Belize Finance Secretary Joseph Waight.
|
|
Then something fundamental happens--the mildest of earnings or guidance disappointments, or someone with influence writes something that says this doesn't make much sense (thank you, Goldman), and you get a selloff that accelerates. Why?
|
|
If this came to pass, the bureau could join all those other dysfunctional bodies — just look at the Securities and Exchange and Federal Election Commissions — whose structure waylays all but the mildest of rule changes.
|
|
Strike is a Humphrey Bogart-ish noir detective (he's nearly always right, nearly always unflappable, and nearly always the coolest person in the room), put through the mildest of Everyman filters (but also he is fat).
|
|
The IARAA would ensure that even the mildest OIRA criticism of a rule — on subjective cost-benefit or any other grounds — will become part of the rule-making record and will be available for judicial scrutiny.
|
|
We had to carefully avoid army and police checkpoints; journalists are strictly barred by the Turkish government from reporting on the insurgency, and even the mildest expression of sympathy for the rebels can earn a prison sentence.
|
|
A magnetic resonance imaging examination revealed a Grade 1 strain — the mildest on a scale of three — so Stanton will be shut down for 10 days and, according to Boone, could return at any point this month.
|
|
In fact, Hurricane Patricia traversed the mildest sea surface temperatures on record for the eastern Pacific off the coast of Mexico during mid-October, according to a recent analysis by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).
|
|
Steve Kerr, the mildest man in sport, his face twisted with rage, biceps swelling out of his jacket, UNLEASHING his hand-rocks onto a poor whiteboard and shattering it into several pieces like a goddang piece of matzah.
|
|
Although Canada appears on the list, with the ninth-mildest regime, the authors commend the fact that Canadian law explicitly upholds the right to robust religious debate, as long as it is conducted in "good faith and decent language".
|
|
"This quarter shows no sign of even the mildest of improvements: on the contrary, the trends have worsened with the weakest comparable performance so far this year," Neil Saunders, chief executive of research firm Conlumino, said in an email.
|
|
The "state of lawlessness" is the mildest of the three executive powers the President can order, giving him the power to summon the military and work more closely with police, but falls short of being a declaration of martial law.
|
|
The least sensitive climate models, which predict the mildest reaction to increasing CO2, find that Earth will warm 2 degrees Celsius if the atmospheric CO2 concentration doubles relative to preindustrial times, which is currently on track to happen by about 2050.
|
|
The BBC, cautious to the point of timidity in its comments on the queen (it fired its director of BBC1, Peter Fincham, in 2007 for making the mildest of jokes about her) has ventured that she won't resign while she lives.
|
|
Photograph by Cole Wilson for The New Yorker Even the mildest palates will find solace in the marvellously subtle winter-melon soup, which tastes cleanly and comfortingly of the skinless chicken thigh it contains, nestled with soft wedges of silky melon.
|
|
You're just fucked enough, you don't spend too much money, the DJ plays the record you've been hammering all week, and you slide into bed at a reasonable time and wake up the next evening with only the mildest of hangovers.
|
|
If you, like I, have a hard time listening to Trump speak, it may well be that you are trying to do so while applying accepted standards of honest discourse, believing that Trump's language can withstand even the mildest unpacking.
|
|
JOE COSCARELLI There were only the faintest hints of skepticism at the Grammys on Sunday, only the mildest acknowledgment of the controversies that have been engulfing the Recording Academy for the past two weeks, and really, the past two years.
|
|
The first chaotic months of the Trump presidency have been marked by a recurring pattern in which Republicans either try to ignore brazen Trump moves like his firing of FBI Director James Comey or offer only the mildest of rebukes.
|
|
Photo: Andrew Liszewski (Gizmodo)If your camera kit already includes any of the tiny GoPro Session cameras, and you have even the mildest interest of having some extra fun with it, the Hot Wheels Zoom In is a must-have accessory at $1.09.
|
|
An acne-fighting pill that can cause organ damage and a cortisone cream meant to treat skin inflammation might seem like apples and oranges, but the risks of even the mildest steroids are easy to underestimate — and the consequences can be severe.
|
|
Still, the JMA found that this was the mildest February on record, with a monthly anomaly of 0.62 degrees Celsius, or 1.11 degrees Fahrenheit, above the 1981-2010 average, and 1.04 degrees Celsius, or 1.9 degrees Fahrenheit, above the 20th century average.
|
|
Those guarding the gulag housing tens of thousands of "political" prisoners—ie, people suspected of even the mildest dissent—might turn their guns on the inmates; they are said to have orders not to leave any evidence or witnesses of the regime's crimes.
|
|
That resolution carries only symbolic force, and most Western countries remain careful in their public criticism of Egypt, mindful that even the mildest rebuke can draw an angry reaction from a country where the West has deep strategic, economic and counterterrorism interests.
|
|
Partly in fear of angering their own voters, and partly because they hope to win policy victories in a rare moment of unified control of Washington, Republicans have generally either ignored Trump's most controversial statements and moves or offered only the mildest of rebukes.
|
|
Or at least you did, up to a point—early exposure to this mildest of mindless boosterism is at least partially responsible for the fact that at some point I checked out, determined not to become a zombie repeating the ad back by rote.
|
|
At its mildest, it can cause memory loss and mild but long-lasting cognitive impairment; at its worst, it can kill off and create sponge-like holes in the brain's white matter, the bundles of connective fiber that allow brain cells to talk to one another.
|
|
A G1 watch—G for geomagnetic storm, or a disturbance of Earth's magnetosphere from solar winds, 1 for the mildest forecast—might stir up fluctuations in weak power grids, a slight disturbance in spacecraft operations, and uncommonly vivid auroras in higher altitudes like Maine and Michigan.
|
|
But speeches, reports and other documents online offer a clearer account than previously reported of how China's top leaders set in motion and escalated the indoctrination campaign, which aims to eradicate all but the mildest expressions of Islamic faith and any yearning for an independent Uighur homeland.
|
|
Florida senator Marco Rubio has an A-plus rating from the NRA, but in the wake of the Parkland shooting—and after an outcry from gun control activists in his home state—the former 2016 presidential candidate has said he would endorse the mildest of gun reform measures.
|
|
There are three universities, thriving arts and cultural institutions, significant historic preservation, a celebrated local food scene and Canada's mildest climate: That means year-round forest visits, biking and golf; gardens galore (daffodils in February); even beehives downtown (at the Fairmont Empress hotel; atop the Harbour Air floating terminal).
|
|
El-Sisi, who made this power grab after a visit from and praise by U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, has also arrested far more Egyptians for the mildest of criticism, and snuffed out far more press freedoms, than his predecessor Hosni Mubarak — without a peep out of America.
|
|
After the shooting of Trayvon Martin in Florida, Coates reminds us, the initial popular reaction was mournful and respectful — it was only after Obama offered the mildest of identifications with the dead child ("If I had a son, he'd look like Trayvon") that negative responses flooded the airways.
|
|
Instead of creating a classic game-play competition tale, Kelly, who won the 2017 Newbery Medal for her novel "Hello, Universe," aims for something subtle: letting us see two young people who start to realize, based on only the mildest information and clues, that they share a sensibility.
|
|
Juventus then wilted and finished with 10 men after Juan Cuadrado was sent off in the 84th minute – 18 minutes after coming on as a substitute – following a second booking for the mildest of pushes on defender Sergio Ramos, whose theatrics left a sour taste on an otherwise uplifting occasion.
|
|
The study, published Monday in the journal Nature Geoscience, comes about a week after news broke that the level of carbon dioxide in the Earth's atmosphere spiked by the largest amount on record in 22, and on the heels of the hottest year and mildest first two months of 2016 on record.
|
|
BEIRUT, Lebanon — Brushing back pressure from Washington, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman of Saudi Arabia escalated his crackdown on even the mildest forms of dissent with the arrests this week of at least nine intellectuals, journalists, activists and their family members, according to rights groups and a Saudi associate of the detainees.
|
|
Partly in fear of angering their own voters, and partly because they hope to win policy victories in a rare moment of unified control of Washington, most elected Republicans have generally either ignored Trump's most controversial statements and actions this year, offered them only the mildest of rebukes, or outright backed them.
|
|
It's unclear whether curse words will also work on the app (I've played several rounds and have yet to get enough letters to form even the mildest of profanity.) The iOS version of the app suggests that Slang N' Friendz is approved for users ages nine and up, while Android rates it Mature 17+.
|
|
" When Immanuel Kant defined the true judgment of beauty as existing "apart from any interest," he was also describing the charmed position of the modern soccer neutral—able, say, to admire Lionel Messi's turbocharged yet feathery left foot, on display for Barcelona, without the mildest twinge of annoyance that he doesn't play for "us.
|
|
The second received a program of "pain neuroscience education," in which they learned about the function of neurons and synapses, the ways in which pain is transmitted along nerve fibers via the spinal cord to the brain, and how pain itself can modify central nervous system functions, producing pain with even the mildest stimulation.
|
|
I talk to many stakeholders in the U.S. political spectrum and everyone says even Donald Trump — who is always good for a surprise at that's the mildest phrase I can find for his political acting — doesn't have an interest at all to ruin his re-election chances for next year by waging a war against Iran.
|
|
Look around the world and not only do you see a democratic recession — the number of democracies abandoning their democratic bona fides with sham elections is steadily mounting — but you see something much more grotesque: Leaders are grabbing power for life, murdering or jailing even the mildest of critics and shamelessly building coalitions with openly racist and bigoted parties.
|
|
To explain the northward displacement of the jet stream and sinking branch of tropical air circulation, Mike Halpert, the director of the Climate Prediction Center in College Park, Maryland, pointed to the pattern of sea surface temperatures in the tropical Pacific Ocean, noting that with this El Niño, the mildest sea surface temperatures compared to average are in the central to east-central tropical Pacific Ocean.
|
|
For every Hamilton that manages to deliver scathing political commentary through innovation rather than cynicism, there are heartbreakers: Last year's Allegiance was a flop despite delivering its moral judgments on America's internment camps in the mildest way imaginable; the brilliant Shuffle Along, which wasn't half as polite about its own real history, closed abruptly and controversially due to flagging advance sales after star Audra McDonald left the show.
|
|
While Sabrina's day-to-day guardians are her aunts, they, too, must abide by the laws of the Other Realm.) Sabrina occasionally indulges in the mildest of rebellions — using magic to purchase a fake ID so that she can get into a cool club (but not drink, of course), secretly making a magical clone of herself so that she can attend two parties at once — but every time she transgresses, she is duly punished.
|
|
Though some observers took this spate of bills (none of which have any chance of passing) as a positive sign the GOP was willing to at least discuss climate, the party remains nearly entirely united against even the mildest form of legislation, as you'd expect given that House Republicans passed a resolution calling a carbon tax "detrimental to the United States economy" in 2018 (the same resolution reintroduced in 2019 has 24 Republican cosponsors).
|
|