Sentence examples for fundamentally weird from inspiring English sources

That these abstractions then formed the basis of profound discoveries about how the world actually works is one of the fundamentally weird things about science.

For an alternative odyssey around a man and the other life that surrounds him, published just three years later, see Thoreau's equally deep-dug and fundamentally weird Walden.

Viacom spokesman Jeremy Zweig calls web access “a fundamentally weird argument for them to make” given that ratings are up for Comedy Central, home of readily available The Daily Show, for instance, while other networks with popular content streamed online also show no signs of damage.

Smeeters is a new dating website and it is fundamentally weird.

There is a memorial fund for his family here.

Fundamentally, BoJack is weird.

So it's weird: fundamentally I think that I'm a completely different person than I was at twenty-five.

Doing so says "I am committed to this person - but not in a weird fundamentally religious way".

In their love of something that the rest of us just find sort of weird, UK Horse Girls are fundamentally in keeping with the US Twitter's idea of Horse Girl Energy, and it's in this regard – rather than, like, the canvases of horse photos hung up above their fireplaces – that we could probably learn from them.

Which is weird, because typing is fundamentally old-fashioned.

But the purpose is not to be "natural" in the classic (or "Survivor" era) sense; it is to question the way humans interact on a fundamentally formal level -- he actually makes reality look weird.