Sentence examples for making a weird from inspiring English sources

Johnson throws himself into the experience, and ends up enjoying a "public cupping" that involves making a weird whistling noise when sucking up an entirely insufficient amount of coffee from a spoon, said to enhance the flavour.

Yet the monster carried on eating neighbourhoods to make room for its tall towers, making a weird kind of tissue for which the people did not quite have a name.

The "Breaking Bad" mashup is maybe the cleverest of all in how it combines two brand-new visual references, making a weird, temporary monument — an inside joke shared by thousands of people before it dissolves in the impatient stream of new videos, new episodes, new images.

The idea is that the camera can screen out any photos in which a subject might have their eyes closed or be making a weird face unintentionally, choosing "smiles instead of sneezes" and offering the user the best of the batch.

There was no physical damage to the car except for it started making a weird noise.

Which sounds like code for "someone is almost certainly already making a weird porno".

Al Lubel did it just to make a weird show weirder.

From their perspective, acting like sheep makes a weird kind of sense.

When I read these poems aloud, they make a weird kind of sense.

And, for instance, I am unfazed if my chair makes a weird sound whenever I push it back.

But a tweet by Murdoch contests the claim, claiming the paper has made a "weird leap" and there has been a "misunderstanding somewhere".