Sentence examples for beautifully weird from inspiring English sources
But most of her substantial body of work — including her masterpiece, the beautifully weird novel "We Have Always Lived in the Castle" (1962) — is not widely read.
It could have taken a turn for the strange and highly imaginative and gone to another of the three finalists, Karen Russell's "Swamplandia!" or to Kevin Wilson's beautifully weird "The Family Fang".
Ioanna Bourazopoulou, a prizewinner in her native Greece, had her first English translation: What Lot's Wife Saw (Black & White Publishing) is a beautifully weird novel about future environmental collapse and human estrangement.
The Book of the Duchess by Geoffrey Chaucer The narrator of Chaucer's beautifully weird dream-poem has suffered some unspecified disappointment in love and is racked by insomnia: "day ne nyghte / I may nat slepe wel nygh noght: / I have so many an ydel thought, / Purely for defaulte of slepe".
YouTube is a beautifully weird world full of surprises.
Into the vacuum of relatively cheaper rents they left behind, came the misfits, hippies and immigrants that fomented so many of San Francisco's beautifully weird cultural and sexual revolutions.
Breihan continued complimenting Minaj, stating that the song recognizes how "beautifully, effortlessly weird she is," and how she is willing to "contort her voice and persona into pretzel shapes just to induce that oh-shit face in anyone listening".
What he has are weird tales; beautifully whirling, gyrating bodies; an anguished song, a sense of drift and the steady (heart) beat of lament.
The members say their device is a modified version of a popular Chinese gadget that intones Buddhist prayers; this new model is a weird, mesmerizing, beautifully useless thing.
The film, shown during the American ensemble's performance, is a weird but beautifully imagined fantasy on how the creation of man led inevitably to Mozart, and Mr. Andriessen's score, for woodwinds, brasses, piano, bass and soprano, illuminates it perfectly.
His is a cinema of squirms instead of screams, and he can get under your skin beautifully with a flicker of weird light and the image of a person isolated in the frame.
