Sentence examples for mildly mad from inspiring English sources
The quote is from Jean-Luc Godard and whether you agree or think him mildly mad, it is certainly true that those who admire Ray are often besotted enough to resort to hyperbole.
With a two-day growth of beard, thin, tousle-haired and mildly mad-eyed, James Coviello looked tired if animated -- not because of his return from the 19th century, but because Fashion Week's tent shows in Bryant Park in New York are coming up next month.
This was, to put it mildly, not the easiest season of "Mad Men" for Lane Pryce, the seemingly strait-laced and business-savvy partner at Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce, and not just because he didn't receive a Christmas bonus.
During her disorienting, to put it mildly, excursion, she encounters the March Hare (Cory Storey), the Mad Hatter (Beth Pennington), the White Rabbit (Clayton Steacker), the Cheshire Cat (Jeffrey Kieviet) and the Queen of Hearts (Jessica Rae Slagle).
You would have to be mad, in my view, not to admire Oliver, whose evolution from mildly grating Essex geezer to heroic public campaigner has elevated him to secular sainthood.
That way I could make peace with him and he hopefully wouldn't stay mad at me, follow me back to England and continue to mildly fuck with my life. .
Mildly unenthusiastically.
