Sentence examples for a weird phenomenon from inspiring English sources

"It's a weird phenomenon," he said.

Lightning, as Tucker points out, is a weird phenomenon.

We've already written extensively at The Health 202 about how more consumer access to cheaper plans – due to a weird phenomenon caused by cutting off extra subsidy payments to insurers – could have sparked signups.

My guess is that Page 3 is such a weird phenomenon, encouraging young women to display their breasts like something that doesn't quite belong to them, that it will soon seem strange that it existed for so long.

In fact, on frosty days all Yakutian towns are enveloped in a man-made fog caused by the exhalations of men and animals, a weird phenomenon not found anywhere else.

Call of Duty is such a weird phenomenon; a ludicrous mainstream barrage of twitch-kill hyper action that swallows up real-life technology and military hardware into its fantasy of violence and victory.

Chris Gethard's ascent in the comedy world is a singularly weird phenomenon.

"This is a very, very weird phenomenon".

"This is a very, very weird phenomenon". "You throw ten vanilla ice creams and five of them disappear," Jung said.

I called Richard Jenkins up for a chat about this weird phenomenon.

Living amongst doctors for the past eight years with a disabled child causes this weird phenomenon to occur.