Sentences with phrase «mild sense»

All of them create problems for someone, even as they could make mild sense for the league.

There was a mild sense of fear around Old Trafford as fans waited nervously for confirmation that Shaw was OK (he was).

There is still a mild sense of dissatisfaction, a chip on the shoulder among fans — despite the results and the position.

The outcome at Goodison Park left defender Coleman nursing a mild sense of frustration over two presentable late opportunities which went begging as Everton turned up the heat in search of a winner.

An aide handed campaign literature to the 20 - somethings, who expressed a mild sense of polite interest.

Its symptoms can range from a mild sense of unease to full - blown panic attacks and the burdensome weight of impending doom.

Most of my friends would describe me as funny, goofy, a mild sense of humor, talkative and an easy person to get along with...

Dark Void counters this by throwing more enemies at you, and at the end of skirmishes, you generally feel a mild sense of satisfaction.

On the other hand, perhaps there's a mild sense of doubt to that statement, as if the sentence should be followed after a brief pause with the phrase, «I guess.»

We happened to find its in - your - face brand of comic book humour rather endearing, so it's with some excitement and a mild sense of trepidation that we await director Matthew Vaughn's follow - up.

Critics here expressed a mild sense of shock that the famously auteur - friendly festival would premiere the shorter version rather than the cut apparently favored by its director and producers.

Though you can tackle missions at your own pace, the gravitas of your overarching objective creates a mild sense of urgency.

But it does give Nexuiz a mild sense of persistance without veering into the full - blown RPG elements that are anathema to an arena shooter.

This tiny Texas town has become a bucket - list destination for anyone with an affinity for Minimalism and even the mildest sense of adventure.