Sentence examples for going weird from inspiring English sources

"How are things going?" "Weird.

On his 21st birthday, however, Sam wakes up to find that the world is going weird on him.

When you're 13 and your body is going weird, the last thing you want is to take your clothes off and form a queue while Mrs Rees ticks your names off on her register.

"I look at the world as an integrated system, so I don't see these protests, or the debt crisis, or inequality, or the economy, or the climate going weird, in isolation — I see our system in the painful process of breaking down," which is what he means by the Great Disruption, said Gilding.

So make the most of your assets without going weird - you wouldn't want to make anyone else feel inadequate, naturally... Go for dresses with plunging necklines, open blouses, trench-style coats and jackets to show off your decollete.

It was making my head go weird.

He's not gone weird; the words are weird enough.

I'm watching Superman, but it's gone weird.

He's gone weird, out there in his New America.

Truth be told, things had gone weird even before the oil.

He's gone weird, extolling the virtues of a sport in which nothing much happens.