Sentence examples for a weird spot from inspiring English sources

Whatever Pluto is, after all, it is, and the question of its classification, its taxonomic place, seems secondary to our understanding of why it's a weird spot in the solar system.

This cushy club might seem a weird spot for two electronica artists known for what could be called sound thievery, but Scanner, the headliner, has managed to turn his collages, which have sometimes prominently featured strangers' phone conversations, into high art; he has even collaborated on a BBC radio production of "A Midsummer Night's Dream".

Microsoft's in a weird spot with Cortana.

Sony's in a weird spot with the PSP Go.

It's a weird spot for me to be in, to be third at the moment.

I hate Second Life yet I enjoy soccer, so this next story puts me in a weird spot.

If you see a cat in a really weird spot take a picture!

Knapp told Poynter Institute journalist Al Tompkins that the episode put him in a "very weird spot to be in" as a reporter.

To be fair, this is a rather weird spot.

But in recent years, Dropbox has occupied a kind of weird spot in that spectrum as a company looking to share a big slice of the enterprise collaboration market with something that was born for, and still very much in service to, the average consumer.

(I will confess to a weird soft spot for Hilton's 2006 single "Stars Are Blind," a breezy pseudo-reggae hit that remains one of the greatest Blondie ripoffs ever recorded).