Sentence examples for weirdly from high-quality English sources.

• It is – weirdly wonderful.

• Cult of Mac notes the weirdly prominent MacBook and seems to enjoy the ad at some level.

• It’s basically playing Pictionary with a robot, and is stupidly addictive and weirdly mindful.

• Featuring audience stories, Kiri unpicks the awkward moments of life that we so weirdly desire.

• Weirdly cheering – and chilling.

• When I’m alone on a hillside, I feel weirdly comforted.”

• His take – a straight rip-off of the classics – is weirdly refreshing as a result.

• Weirdly, despite my annual whinge that it’s a terrible way to see art (it is), I miss Frieze.

Use weirdly in a sentence.

• “WEIRDLY, THINGS haven’t changed much,” says Kyle Mathews as he sprays disinfectant on his hands.

• All the ant chatter and interplay hits an uncanny nerve, at once utterly alien and weirdly readable.

• There you are, in all your horrible glory: cross-eyed, triple-chinned and with one weirdly large hand.

• His mother’s polyester top, its polka dots stretched weirdly over her weirdly big breasts.

• Weirdly, she applied for this exemption just a few months before Madoff pleaded guilty to running a massive Ponzi scheme.

• Surely the generation gap only existed because once upon a time parents were dinosaurs with weirdly puritanical views about sex and mini skirts.

• The email also said Aras Agalarov had apparently met the "crown prosecutor" of Russia - a role that weirdly didn't exist - and got information on Hillary Clinton.

• It helps to think of the “drying vista of ruin” as an image of war, but this animatronic Noah, who weirdly “musters himself” while the beasts “depart,” is a clunky vehicle for expressing majesty.

weirdly sentence examples

• A popular voice on the Ask The Umpire feature on Test Match Special, he was the man with the coat and the hat in the 1990s era of umpires as weirdly prominent household names: Dickie, Shep, the others.

• Instead of people being weirdly cool about Cher crushing on her stepbrother, they’re weirdly cool about her crushing on her mega-rich dad, because that is now a super normal thing for attractive young women to do.

• Whenever I hear about a new interactive online video experiment, I hope it’ll be as great as the Like a Rolling Stone interactive video, or as interestingly techie as the Google Chrome-integrated music video The Wilderness Downtown, or as weirdly tangled and expansive as the 2014 narrative short Possibilia.

• However “primitive” they have seemed to some critics, the Na’vi—with their uniformly superb, sleekly blue-gleaming physiques, their weirdly infallible surefootedness, their organic connector cables, their ability to upload and download consciousness itself—are the ultimate expression of his career-long striving to make flesh mechanical.