Sentence examples for mildly strange from inspiring English sources
Hearing the exchange, on the day when there were reports of photographs of torture victims and execution chambers in a police station in Zawiyah was, to put it mildly, strange.
And why does no one think it even mildly strange or in any way out of the ordinary?
Also running were Dick Gephardt, Joe Lieberman, and Howard Dean, who ran a relatively substantive campaign that came to an effective end when he famously made a mildly strange noise on stage.
The player assumes the role of a psychologist, exploring four separate dreams constructed from real-world photographs mixed with strange, mildly hallucinatory images.
(It also reflects his rejection, in recent years, of the idea of "future shock," once central to his writing: Flynne and her companions rarely seem more than mildly surprised by the strange new world to which they are suddenly exposed).
In all my years in the US, not once have I ever heard any American who found this name mildly ironic, or even strange.
A little known auto insurance company Cure.com used a little blue ball to mock Seahawks corner Richard Sherman in a strange, but mildly amusing Super Bowl commercial.
This was obviously the work of a mildly sophisticated hacker with a strange sense of humour and an abundance of spare time and while we have no idea how or why they did it, for some reason it stuck with us and became the inspiration for us speaking to this guy.
But the idea that his campaign would cause a deadlock that could only be resolved by an unprecedented-in-modern-times congressional vote is a strange one, to put it mildly.
Also mildly unsettling was the room filled with locked doors, which in turn led to a strange unfinished shed where water dripped onto a soiled mattress.
