Meanings of great mildness in English

His countenance bore the expression of sensibility and great mildness of disposition.

The real reason was Saul's too great mildness, a drawback in a ruler.

Under sentence of death he behaved with great mildness and civility.

The disease varies from great mildness to extreme malignancy.

Mortimer could see of a military nature in that tender incident, said Crayshaw, with great mildness.

The company were aghast at the audacity of the rejoinder, but the empress replied with great mildness:

He saluted me with great mildness.

Monseigneur, motionless until now, bent towards the young couple with an expression of great mildness in his eagle-like eyes.

He bore with great mildness the freedom used by his friends, the satirical allusions of advocates, and the petulance of philosophers.

Jesus of Nazareth appears to have been a man of irreproachable purity, of great piety, and of great mildness of disposition.

Alarmed by the spread of heresy, attributed to too great mildness, the government now issued an edict that inaugurated a reign of terror.

Sir William answered, that though, from the great mildness of his temper, he seldom expressed himself with warmth, he always acted with decision.

The sultan perceiving his constraint, addressed him with great mildness, "Do you know, son, for what reason I have sent for you?"

And speaking of the general condition of matters upon that evening, the hunter stated, with great mildness of language, that "it was very disagreeable."

"I'm not taking any risks," I answered, and it was with greatest mildness that we sauntered up Paradise Ridge and started down the other side.