Sentence examples similar to is mildly confusing from inspiring English sources

I suddenly missed my grandmothers — ninety-nine-year-old Muriel, feisty and legally blind, whose touch on my arm Stritch's reminded me of, and eighty-nine-year-old Corinne, who had spent a couple years being mildly confused, like this, before progressing somewhere far beyond confusion.

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Coaches did not quite know how to treat him; team-mates were mildly confused about how to include him; spectators were unsure of how to react.

At presentation, he was mildly confused but otherwise neurologically and hemodynamically intact.

This first part is mildly diverting, unsophisticated fare that takes liberties with the original novel yet still stumbles on confusing exposition that doesn't really make complete sense even when it's taken from the book.

This is mildly unsettling.

Machado is mildly myopic.

Using Clear's interface is mildly revelatory.

The change is mildly radical.

The aroma is mildly bready".

SINCE nobody, and certainly not Sonia Gandhi herself, imagined the Congress party would win India's election, it is hardly surprising that the past week has been, to put it mildly, confusing.