Sentence examples for mildly troubled from inspiring English sources

Jason and Dennis are both bright and mildly troubled.

But the main answer is that behind a mildly troubled budget lies a deeply troubled economy.

Between these extremes, the typical walker is a mildly troubled soul for whom the Camino is a mobile therapist's couch.

But though I am partisan, – as a musician and Yes Scotland board member – I would concede that Bowie has mildly troubled a few indy-minded creatives.

As someone who knows little about Factory's heyday, I was mildly troubled that Lupa and co had "Warhol" (played by Piotr Skiba) doing and saying things the real Warhol may never have said and done.

The only mildly troubling aspect was the colour selection: hours of frowning at a colour chart.

Still, it is news to Cajuns here -- mildly troubling to some, puzzling to others and, to many, downright funny.

Rihanna adds some lyrics that are mildly troubling in context — "Turn up the music 'cause I feel a little turned on" — and then the two sing together, promising to "do whatever it takes to make it right," which in this case means turning the music loud, presumably to block out the dissenters and the loud ringing bell of good sense.

I'm sure he's a very nice man, but the assertions made about being able to rely on IoT in a home security context are, to put it mildly, misguided and troubling.

Sure, maybe your mum caught you with a little bit of weed once and you got mildly in trouble and grounded for a medium length of time.

Sure, maybe your mom caught you with a little bit of weed once and you got mildly in trouble and grounded for a medium length of time.