Sentence examples for slightly kooky from inspiring English sources

Slightly kooky, but not strange.

Slightly kooky fashion devotee, maybe.

But that activity was regarded as novel and slightly kooky.

Carrère bears down on the fervid and slightly kooky atmosphere of the early Church.

The slightly kooky spirituality, along with the peace-and-love vibe, is served up as a side dish, and you can take it or leave it.

In this slightly kooky, romantic "Nutcracker" Alice is present in spirit, and Mr. Ratmansky's rabbit hole is a series of doorways.

The series shares his penchant for strong female characters, and while its sense of humour might be slightly less kooky than Whedon's own, I don't think too many people would deny that the last two outings could have done with a bit more sarcastic wit in amongst all those explosions.

The Globes show is always irreverent, relatively speaking — a big, kooky, slightly boozy Hollywood love-in hosted by the Hollywood Foreign Press Assn., the obscurity of which stars like to make fun of even as they accept its awards.

When I was about ten, for example, there was a children's show called Alfonso Bonzo, about a kooky (if slightly offensive) Italian stereotype who liked to swap things in increasingly sinister ways.

Polo-neck sweaters, button-to-the-neck collarless jackets, bell-bottom jeans, cuban-heeled boots, black leather everything – a complete break with the Italian-Ivy League, a kind of a rush into everything prewar German, ultra-kooky and slightly kinky even to the long Brecht-brushed hairstyles.

This name is both kooky and somewhat endearing.