Sentence examples for increasingly weird from inspiring English sources

Here's the weird part of an increasingly weird tale: He just might.

As the play's mechanics click into place, passengers act increasingly weird, turning one buffet into a feeding frenzy.

OUTDOOR advertising is a growing category — not just billboards, but increasingly, weird publicity stunts that often go awry.

In the thirty-two yearsincece the release of "Heaven's Gate," the cinema has become increasingly weird, in the very best sense of the word.

The curious thing about this novel is that, despite promising a predictable formula (and being dashed off in lively, unpretentious prose), it becomes increasingly weird.

We follow Sly, a bespectacled redneck, around his tiny hometown as he lusts, in increasingly weird and perverse ways, over doors.

But its vast population (more than 50 million users worldwide) also means that, to wade through the muck, these nuances have become increasingly weirder, which may explain the latest trend of men holding fish.

After a handful of low-key releases, cuddly Tyneside troubadour Richard Dawson hooks up with Domino's increasingly substantial Weird World imprint for another skewed slice of ramshackle Northumbrian psycho-drama.

He gives us an acerbic tour of the National Portrait Gallery, where pictures of kings and queens (looking increasingly "madder and weirder and fatter") jostle for space with pictures of worthies and geniuses (like Jane Austen, who, despite her radiant intellect, looks "like the nanny" with a "plain, sulky little face").

The fact that property values are rising faster in Austin than in other Texas cities indicates that the state is becoming increasingly liberal, tolerant, and "weird".

The world is increasingly controlled by a weird combination of libertarian Bitcoin seasteaders and communal Ethereum hacker collectives, who name themselves "phyles" after Neal Stephenson's The Diamond Age, but call this The Crypto Age.