Sentence examples for is more weird from inspiring English sources

Citroën has always relished its reputation as a builder of quirky cars, but the Crossback is more weird misfit than likable oddball.

I'd say Beirut, but that guy/band/whatever is more weird and not as singer-songwriter-ish.

Things of course go horribly wrong, but "Oxenfree" is more weird than catastrophic.

Cooking odors can be dangerous ("It's more weird stuff, like in some of the countries I travel in it can be, forgive me, but the scent of cooking dog"), as can additives ("MSG will send me over the moon").

With none of the late designer's more weird and disturbing elements — Dickensian canes or patterns of bones — the show still expressed a historical Englishness and glowed with the quality of material and craftsmanship.

The e-mail in which Nunez had impersonated his mother — a rambling message explaining why it was God's plan for Linda to be with Gilberto — was more weird than malicious.

Now, what's more "Weird," more deserving of the recognition of the likes of CNN's Rick Sanchez, Paul McCartney, MC Hammer, Jimmy Wales, and David Pogue from the New York Times, a fake llama telling you what to do, or a confused-looking, red haired man flopping about with puppets?

That's more weird to me, but maybe that is because I'm too young.

I'm a fan of visual storytelling but in a style that's more weird.

I never thought to put that there!" It was more weird when we told people.

Ó Cíosóig remarked that "it's more weird perversions of feeling you get in a relationship" and referred to the lyrics as being marked by "extremes, because we're entertained by extreme things".