Sentence examples for a weird concept from inspiring English sources

"For anyone who's into chocolate, Godiva is a weird concept," Mr. McCollum said.

You shop there: you outsource your aesthetic and taste – getting most things in one big, gross, cheap shop because the idea of accumulating meaningful objects over your lifetime, whether it be while you are travelling, or they are gifted to you from a dead or dying relative, is a weird concept.

Not sure what the MicroCell is? Don't sweat it – it's a bit of a weird concept.

Upper management has been preaching a gospel of face-to-face communication, a weird concept for a 21st century business.

It's a bit of a weird concept to explain in a few sentences, but here goes: at any time, you can pick up to 5 IDs (read: themes) for your phone.

A new common language around digital ink is a weird concept to wrap your head around, but in practice, it could provide a lot of benefits to anyone working with graphics tablets, or with finger-based input in both desktop and mobile operating systems.

But it reminded me of while growing up during apartheid in South Africa there was this pass that one had to carry stating what they are, as in 'what's your race.' And I never really thought about this particular thing, but I felt that that was a really weird concept for a child to understand and be able to accept.

Remember, this is a really weird concept for animals.

Locating evasion and dishonesty within the body is a deeply weird concept.

This weird concept of a celebrity doctor has happened to me.

Now, Aidan Chatwin-Davies, Adam Jermyn, and Sean Carroll of the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena have found an explicit way to retrieve information from one quantum particle lost in a black hole, using Hawking radiation and the weird concept of quantum teleportation.