Sentence examples for I think weirdly from inspiring English sources

Charlotte Faircloth, a sociologist who did her PhD on "full-term" breastfeeding in London and Paris (I think of her as the George Orwell of lactation), comments mildly: "I think, weirdly, not being a mum was really a useful thing for me while I was doing my research, because I wasn't a them or an us.

But I think, weirdly, there's a momentum that comes from people waiting for us, which is nice".

I think, weirdly, that in 2012 it actually might have been better received.

I thought, weirdly, you know what – that counts for a lot with me.

I think it weirdly even looked a bit like the old VICE logo.

Of course people are going to think that!' I think it weirdly even looked a bit like the old VICE logo.

So I think he's weirdly done us a favour.

"You know, I think Simon is actually weirdly far more chilled than he lets on.

Weirdly, I think the BBC's lack of adverts means that it's less well-known among young people.

Weirdly, I think it affected her more when she actually sat out and watched it, you know, when we did it a year and a half ago and she was still an audience member.

"Weirdly, I think what Gary Barlow thinks cabaret is – mainstream, accessible, unchallenging, boring, bland – is actually what he does," says "gentleman juggler" Mat Ricardo, whose shows fuse dexterity with storytelling, as well as a rich knowledge of variety heritage and his signature tablecloth trick.