Sentence examples for mildly abstract from inspiring English sources
The less likely Strange signing, though, is Ces Cru, the strong duo of Godemis and Ubiquitous, who on "Constant Energy Struggles" revive late-'90s underground hip-hop, highly intricate and mildly abstract with some rough edges still extant.
He had been trying, in vain, to regain official favor with pictures of mildly abstracted figures.
But what we see through the characters' eyes is a frantically busy, mildly jarring montage of semi-abstract horror images, hyped by sound effects, hissing wires and flashing lights.
One of the first entries, "How to View High (Abstract) Art," has a mildly booboisie-mocking tone but does what it says it will do: It explains, through analogies to music and natural sounds, how abstraction could be understood.
In his original description of the condition, Kanner [2] observed a number of characteristics in parents of ASD children, including "serious minded", "mildly obsessive", "perfectionist", and "with an intense interest in abstract ideas".
Still mildly sensational are three enamel paintings, from 1923, of an identical abstract design in different sizes.
Kelly and Shear argued mildly over whether the striking bleed-through of glue in an abstract paper collage by Palermo was intentional: Kelly thought yes, Shear no.
Mr. Siena's captivating abstract paintings look as though they were created by someone in an altered, mildly ecstatic state of consciousness.
I was mildly shocked by how unshocking Taeuber-Arp's work is, amid rooms of strenuous sensations from the epoch of abstract art's big bang.
Mildly unenthusiastically.
