Sentence examples for more weird than from inspiring English sources

"In my life, I'm a lot more weird than this," she explains.

Yet being in a meaningful relationship with your toaster is perhaps no more weird than suspecting your pet is feeling romantic.

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.

Even when they invite west coasters to get involved, the effort manages to come off more weird than wired: I was flown to town, on the kind of handsomely subsidised meal ticket only New York can offer, to moderate a panel on "Internet dating in a web 2.0 world" for an audience of feature writers from women's magazines.

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

"That's the joke: it's bad!" He finds it more weird than anything else, which I'll take, though he did laugh at the short film "Ooh La La Les Legs," shown on "Bad Cinema," as Dan Aykroyd's Leonard Pinth-Gapplaudspplauds its awfulness.

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

More weird and disconcerting than the adult poem "Winter Dusk" is the fate of Jim Jay, intended for children's amusement, who "Got stuck fast / In Yesterday".

When she stops, I ask if she knew she would be so good a party leader, by which I mean, mostly though not exclusively, that she somehow makes the vast majority of other politicians look even more weird and phoney than usual.