Sentence examples for slightly anarchic from inspiring English sources

"It had a slightly anarchic feel," he says.

"He was witty and slightly anarchic and very, very easy on the eye".

This penchant for the slightly anarchic reflects the interests of Aldeburgh's artistic director, Thomas Adès.

But Coolie's favorite girl was Betty Mercer, bold and clever, slightly anarchic, and very handsome.

"After a while," she says contemplatively at one point, "the studio realised, 'OK, we've hired a slightly anarchic artist.

At first, there's a slightly anarchic feeling when you realise you can paint on the line drawing templates – it's like graffiti.

ABC, perhaps as befits a Disney Company subsidiary, tries to defuse its voyeuristic comedy with a bit of sentiment and moral fiber -- a Frank Capra vision (never mind the execution) that contrasts with Fox's slightly more anarchic, Preston Sturges spirit.

The model for a generation or two of jam bands -- melding rock, blues, country, soul, bluegrass, jazz, bossa nova and anything else that sounds apropos in an improvisational swirl -- has risen again, with two guitarists to replace Jerry Garcia and a slightly less anarchic approach to set lists.

Anyway, I worked a few months in a Kwik Save, often on the night shift and I always wanted to write something about the grim, grimy, self-loathing, group-bonding, sweaty, anxiety-filled, anarchic, slightly boundaryless feel of it.

In this book, he aims to convince us that liquids are "exciting and powerful … anarchic and slightly terrifying … delightful and dangerous".

With graffiti scrawled across concrete and eucalyptus alike, the Bulb is a Frankensteinian hybrid, an anarchic but slightly pretentious parable of what humans do to wilderness and what wilderness does to what humans have done.