Sentence examples for bit weird about from inspiring English sources

"We were not best friends, and I felt a bit weird about going," Ms. McInerney said.

He feels a bit weird about it too, and it gets me thinking we can't be the only ones.

"Some of my family were less than impressed, too, while the general reaction from others has been that there must be something a bit weird about me.

3. Video clips There's something a bit weird about the idea of being a writer; it's a vague, wishy-washy concept for students.

*** Read Pierre Villey's Montaigne en Angleterre for both a tour de force treatment of this subject and an amusing instance of the French attitude to it, which is (or was for a long time) that we English are a little bit weird about Montaigne.

Playa Boi tries to update Neneh Cherry's Buffalo Stance, which is probably necessary – there would be something a bit weird about an 18-year-old covering a song about a mid-80s fashion movement in 2011 – but it loses the original's idiosyncratic charm amid a wash of generic synths and lyrical references to players and gangsters.

It's a bit weird talking about him now… As a big Bill Cosby fan what was your reaction to the allegations against him?

Seems a bit weird talking about "next-generation" optical technologies when almost all media is going online, but there's always a use for discs like these.

It's a bit weird, if you think about it".

Now, that's a bit weird if you think about it — if you have a lot of free time, why would it make you work less?

Plus, we're a website dedicated to dance music and club culture – would be a bit weird if we wrote about agricultural reform, right?