Sentence examples for mildly like from inspiring English sources

Or is being demented, even mildly, like having a sign on your back that everyone can read except you?

These sleek versions of rags defy me when I try to help out, crinkling and crumpling and smelling mildly like hospital rooms used to.

When it was shown at the Lisson Gallery in 1967, it looked to a Britain highly sceptical about conceptual art (to put it mildly) like ultra-hippie craziness.

Then again, he adds: "I prefer that some people like it, it's right up their street, it's what they've been looking for, than lots of people mildly like it".

Well, tHells a nice surprise.

There's not much reward for being mildly liked -- it's better to be loved by some and hated by some than liked by everyone, so swing for the fences.

Mix thoroughly until it is mildly paste-like in texture.

Instead of a movie actress I once liked mildly for a season or two, I now only see an abstraction of the financial verities of modern movie superstardom.

It's so sedate, in fact, that when the Bacchae start pulling out red ribbons like bloody entrails, it feels mildly comic, like a glimpse of nipple at a vicar's tea party.

People are always calling me a wanker on this website, but I don't want to get the word "WANKER" written on my cock and march through central London, masturbating and chanting mildly witty slogans like: "I'm jerking off/But you're the jerk off!" I just want people to stop calling me a wanker.

Something mildly rude, like "holy shit".