Sentence examples for being weirdly from inspiring English sources

And why are you being weirdly specific in this parable?" the disciple asked.

In the world of pious baloney that is modern presidential politics, Mitt Romney's campaign has distinguished itself by being weirdly, even endearingly honest about its political calculations.

Despite clever moments and Hornbyesque touches of melancholy, it's let down by sitcom cliches, and by being weirdly incurious about the inner life of its female lead.

"It didn't feel like we were being weirdly over-committed or obsessed with each other to the exclusion of our friends or other stuff that was going on," he says.

"Clueless" Instead of people being weirdly cool about Cher crushing on her stepbrother, they're weirdly cool about her crushing on her mega-rich dad, because that is now a super normal thing for attractive young women to do.

But for the audience that still finds myriad songs and performances to admire and to love, long after the "Blood on the Tracks" album, in 1975, well, for them it is only when Dylan is being weirdly ordinary, as he was a couple of months ago at the Oscars, thanking Tommy Mottola and the guys from Columbia Records, that they worry.

The effect is weirdly mesmerising.

Time can be weirdly elastic.

It is weirdly cold inside.

The place is weirdly quiet.

Lugovoi was weirdly persistent.