Sentence examples for clearly weird from inspiring English sources

While it gives me little pleasure to call out New York Times writer John Broder for his clearly weird Tesla S test-drive, I do appreciate the way Elon and the team at Tesla called him to task for seemingly falsifying his experience in the car.

From the beginning, something's clearly weird; and not just with her.

Unlike other aspects of language, 'Numerals are clearly weird, atypical of language generally, because the things they denote, numbers, are entities unlike the kind of entities dealt with in the rest of language, say persons, places, things, actions, states and qualities' (Hurford in Crump, 1990, p. viii).

But he was clearly weirded out by the Trump handshake experience all the same.

This genre is clearly a weird throwback to a time when 60% of all games released were a blatant pastiche of Tolkienesque guff, but these days unless you've got a magic sword or you're a photocopy of Indiana Jones, the term "Adventure!" just seems woefully camp.

This genre is clearly a weird throwback to a time when 60% of all games released were a blatant pastiche of Tolkienesque guff, but these days unless you've got a magic sword or you're photocopy of Indiana Jones, the term "Adventure!" just seems woefully camp.

(Actually, I rather liked when Nick Offenberg told the contestants, stone-faced, that he hoped the group date would come to an "arousing climax"—if only because the awkward looks on the faces of women clearly not weird enough to appreciate the bald, bearded oddity that is Nick Offerman was priceless).

A lot of television set designers are using orchids as part of the décor, so people see the orchid, and, if it's in bloom, it's clearly the weirdest flower they've ever seen, so they'll want one for their home.

Lexus teased out a new hoverboard this week, because the world clearly isn't weird enough yet.

Erin was clearly a bit weirded out too, but she was in denial.

It's weird, because clearly, I'm not 15 anymore.