Sentence examples for might weirdly be from inspiring English sources
These patterns in our life are relatively stable, and they might, weirdly, be partly innate.
One, weirdly, was The Matrix.
"The tubby North Korean dictator has become hooked on Emmental," the Daily Mirror reported this week, adding that Kim had "gorged on so much that he has ballooned in size and is now walking with a limp". Weirdly, there might be a kernel of truth there: Kim has clearly put on weight since becoming leader, and analysts say it may be causing wider health problems.
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Weirdly, though, Clinton might be less likely to face Gillard's fate, because of Donald Trump.
Spare might not be the first surrealist or the first pop artist, but some of his work is weirdly, irreducibly original.
But weirdly, Bobby really is hearing voices in his head and might be having a breakdown.
There might be kind of an Obama effect, but it seemed weirdly only to apply to them.
I feel weirdly sympathetic; the man might have been a Hydra-Nazi, but karma made a hell of an example of him.
I think, weirdly, that in 2012 it actually might have been better received.
