Sentence examples for a weird bit from inspiring English sources

And in a weird bit of Fargo prophecy, Ed Blomquist becomes Ed the Butcher, hacking the Gerhardt goon with a cleaver as Bud's Meats goes up in flames.

(There is a weird bit of ripped-up newspaper over the fireplace in one shot – perhaps one of her own works, unsold for some reason).

(In a weird bit of synergy, when the program checks in on a researcher who has been cutting pythons open to see what they've eaten, we learn that one appears to have dined on an adult deer).

Turns out one of the linked articles is a well-written, interesting, and in-depth piece on a weird bit of history from my favourite sport in my home country, the USA! USA!! USA!!!

The math prodigies are set somewhat apart from the more general-capacity prodigies, being seemingly possessed of a weird bit of wiring more than an over-all enhanced capacity for learning to do things.

In fact, when Canadians talk about gun control, they much prefer to focus on the fireworks in the U.S. debate over Second Amendment rights than their own laws — a weird bit of cognitive dissonance has allowed Canadian policymakers to exploit voter indignation while slyly avoiding conflict with gun-owners.

It started: 10.03pm: I'm here it's a bit weird, bit edgy, don't think I like it.

Weird, a bit startling and ever so slightly brilliant.

You look a bit weird". They sounded weird as well.

How a seizure works is a bit weird.

When I was first doing it, it was seen as slightly fringey, a bit weird, a bit odd.