Sentence examples for might be weird from inspiring English sources

"Baghdad might be weird," suggests Butler.

He chose not to identify himself to her: "I thought it might be weird.

It might be weird, but as far as the Germans are concerned his approach works wonders.

If she says no (LOL), I also know someone at "Best Week Ever," but I only know him from a party, so that might be weird?

Wayne Coyne is used to being around celebrities drawn to his apparent strangeness (although he always protests that while the music might be weird, the band lead normal lives).

Imbeault, who opened his lab with Triantou in September 2017, had warned her that things might be "weird" in the first few months, and he was right: simple procedures weren't working, and key pieces of equipment hadn't arrived.

We ourselves might be weirder than we can suppose.

They knew that we do not know what we will find out in outer space, only that, to paraphrase J. B. S. Haldane, it might be weirder than we can suppose.

I took my husband, Steve, along to Comic Con last weekend but worried that he might be weirded out by the whole experience, especially the array of cosplayers (costume players) who swirled through the corridors of the Javits Center.

He calls Tony at various points "little Asian twerp" and "runty little half-man," as if standing in for any readers who might be weirded out by seeing a super skinny Asian dude in the role of hero.

Richard Cohen for example, writing in the Washington Post, said in 1996: "Scientology might be one weird religion, but the German reaction to it is weirder still – not to mention disturbing".