Sentence examples for weird from high-quality English sources.

• “I like weird, crazy music.

• "It is weird - but really nice."

• But aren’t dads just weird anyway?

• It still makes me happy; it's a weird thing...

• How about the problem of "being weird every day"?

• OCTAVIA - It's really weird not going out as well.

• Would a review of such a place look weird in a week?

• I sat inside and watched nothing but Louis Theroux films for a whole, weird weekend.

Use weird in a sentence.

• Filmmaker, editor, photographer and Epilepsy Advocate who loves all things weird and wonderful.

• The term Weird Sisters was first used by Scots writers as a sobriquet for the Fates of Greek and Roman mythology.

• It’s a weird, weird side-effect of the pandemic that we couldn’t pick each other out in a line up.

• “Zoe doesn’t think it’s weird if I’m here, and I don’t think it’s weird if I’m here, but Kumail does,” Gordon said.

• “Weird” with its full Shakespearean force, as in the “weird sisters” of “Macbeth,” possessing “the supernatural power of dealing with fate or destiny.”

• Even poor Weird Al Yankovic seemed deflated in this setting; his performance of TV themes with made-up lyrics—a seemingly fun idea—was barely weird at all.

• Not the kind of weird smile that says “I’m here to goof around” but the kind that says “I’m here to work hard, then blow off a little steam with my weird mouth.”

• It’s a weird poem, but I love that it invites us into that weird . . . you know, we get into the river and it’s messy and we can sort of think through it for ourselves.

weird sentence examples

• The clever writers for the show also used direct lines from the play (Act 1, Scene 3) as Sabrina's Weird Sisters-summoning spell: "The weird sisters hand in hand, travelers of the sea and land.

• Cripplingly shy back then, to the extent that she never wanted anyone to come to her home out of fear they’d “think it was weird and that I was weird”, she battled with insecurities and the shame of wanting to act.

• If you needed any more proof that the ’70s were a weird, weird time, consider this: one of the decade’s most popular and enduring Christmas hits is a prog-folk version of a JS Bach setting of a carol dating back to the fourteenth century.

• I mean, when I was 16 I didn’t care about street cred, but I know that there are lots of 16 year olds for whom it’s really important to just blend in and not look weird to other people, I mean not that wearing ear defenders is weird, but like you might think that other people are going to think you’re weird.