Sentence examples for familiar mildly from inspiring English sources
As you so succinctly pointed out, his religiosity is beside the point.So, can we expect the return of the comfortingly familiar "mildly Islamist"?Odd Gunnar Skagestad OsloBritain's migration muddleSIR – Bagehot's sardonic observation of the British government's huffing and puffing to win the "global race" for prosperity was spot-on (June 1st).
She separated the distance between the stage and her fourteen thousand or so admirers by treating the forum as a familiar and mildly annoying living room.
But this new nightmarish vision of a post-diluvian wasteland littered with genetically-engineered flora and fauna and a refuse of characters from an environmental sect is only mildly familiar.
Mr. Fitzgerald's tense, closed-in performance cuts through any potential clichés in this mildly familiar character: the bitter, boozy, loveless gay best friend, ever ready with a wisecrack.
For the length of this review rumination, I will presume that you are at least mildly familiar with the Surface Pro line of devices.
If that name sounds mildly familiar, it's because the X Ultra is a lightly modified version of the Xperia Z Ultra smartphone that debuted to positive critical feedback earlier this year.
Ding! Segue to the next mildly amusing but overly familiar bit concerning three chimps named Kafka, Milton and Swift Ms. Kreutz, Raymond McAnallyy and Ariel Shafir).
The dramatic arc of Steven and Sandy's relationship (no spoilers here) is mildly suspenseful but also pretty familiar.
But nothing can disguise the very familiar feeling of the modernized book and the mildly pleasant but difficult to remember songs and score of Ever After.
Is there, he asks mildly, a way we can make children familiar with the joys of the printed page without undermining the march of technology?
Like Private Eye, I'm Sorry I Haven't A Clue is one of those comic institutions where the idiosyncrasies and familiar jokes are glorious fun for the initiated, but mildly baffling to the outsider.
