Sentence examples for mildly idiosyncratic from inspiring English sources
True, some answers were mildly idiosyncratic.
SO MANY religious-freedom arguments are about the entitlement of sub-cultures, often mildly idiosyncratic ones, to exist.
With their glassy surfaces, they seem mildly idiosyncratic, but if you saw them in a Chelsea gallery, you would not necessarily peg their creator as an outsider.
Or do they reinvent themselves as a smaller (and, to the social mainstream, mildly idiosyncratic) category of people who seek a respectful hearing but do not expect, by virtue of history, to impose their views on others?
A longtime investor in distressed companies, Whitman is, to put it mildly, an idiosyncratic role model.
Let's be honest, though, Randroids are idiosyncratic, to put it mildly.
This feels like a mildly defensive response to those who have doubted his capabilities as a jazz drummer: Mr. King is an idiosyncratic specimen, but he fits the bill.
In an ill-judged foreign television interview, using heavily accented and idiosyncratic English worthy of the film character Borat, he described his country's economic problems as "nothing special .Put mildly, that was an original interpretation.
Beautifully done: observe the elegant symmetry of treble adjective with treble name-check, the friskiness of "neatnik," the faint but distinct whiff of a more learned age in "droll"....4 — Know your browser.... 5 — Try to be mildly idiosyncratic... 6 — Make apposite puns... — Learn from the master.... Writer mentions Sheridan's comedy "The Critic".
People are idiosyncratic.
