Sentence examples for mildly extraordinary from inspiring English sources
It was an experience like no other I've had, and Tony is, to put it mildly, extraordinary.
Even the company's name is a mildly misleading: for much of its extraordinary rise, the firm does not have Dick and Mac to thank.
This relativity of normative dependence underpins Zhuangzi's mildly ironic, skepticism of special or extraordinary normative statuses we give to, e.g., sages.
It is an extraordinary story, to put it mildly.
New York, of course, has over the last 15 years seen an extraordinary drop in crime, from the most serious to the mildly irritating.
A natural actor (praised early on for his uncanny sense of timing), he was also an extraordinary writer, perhaps the last in a long line of introspective, eccentric, mildly melancholic New Englanders going back to Ralph Waldo Emerson and Henry David Thoreau.
An amateur ornithologist and painter, Tony had been mildly obsessed with Suriname and was desperate to get into the jungle to sketch some of the extraordinary bird life on offer.
Mildly unenthusiastically.
Bystanders appear mildly alarmed.
