Sentence examples for define weird from inspiring English sources
In a series of in situ hybridization experiments with WEIRD specific oligonucleotide probes, we were not able to define WEIRD intracellular localization due to extremely poor permeability of the M. grisea cell wall [Gogvadze et al., unpublished data].
In his 2017 book, The Weird and the Eerie, Mark Fisher defines the weird as "that which does not belong", while the eerie indicates an absence where you would usually expect presence or vice versa (e.g. "the unseeing eyes of the dead", an abandoned village).
My path through this human civilization, my choices of things to like and not like, a path that I believed was defined by weird twists and turns and that had taken everything I had to blaze, could have been charted by a robot.
THERE'S good weird and bad weird, and no one can precisely define the line between the two until it starts to get, well, weird.
T. I., perhaps more than any other musician currently working, embodies all the contradictions and weird juxtapositions that have come to define late-stage rap stardom.
Those character flaws will ultimately define his presidency because they've always fueled his erratic actions and weird fixations.
It's both exciting and weird for us to represent something that is hard to define so far.
Letissier defines herself as the "weird cousin" in comparison with pop's hypersexualised female artists, but is annoyed at being defined as the more acceptable alternative.
"I maybe defined myself, in a weird fashion, as thinking that I was there to sort of look after everything," he said.
If the market is willing to enthusiastically jump on the Groupon deal, then maybe we really are in some kind of weird, narrowly defined bubble.
