Sentence examples for progressively weirder from inspiring English sources

She gets progressively weirder and her popularity at school nosedives.

Gaga's instructions began straightforwardly, by suggesting the crowd ape the mermaid outfit she's recently been spotted in, then grew progressively weirder.

As the Guardian's Jordan Hoffman noted in his review out of the festival, Swiss Army Man only grows progressively "weirder" as it glides along.

Their efforts are obstructed first by a simple misunderstanding -- guests arrive to find their unprepared hostess in her satin dressing-gown -- and then by progressively weirder occurrences involving international drug-smuggling, surprise military exercises and a succession of dreams.

The Penitentiary films get progressively weirder as they go along – the third instalment (1987) sees Kennedy, as "Too Sweet" Gordone, forced to fight the prison's most feared killer, a bondage gear-clad, flying dwarf rapist named Midnight Thud (this scene truly must be seen to be believed).

Although the details surrounding Jantjie grew progressively weirder and darker — he said that he had been having a schizophrenic episode during the service and was hallucinating angels; he has a criminal past — New Yorkers may have been reminded of Lydia Callis, Mayor Bloomberg's interpreter during Hurricane Sandy.

Despite the fact that health professionals agree fad or quick fix diets often don't work dieters may lose weight in the short-term but gain it all back and more once they stop dieting they continue to pop up, becoming progressively more weird and wacky.

You sense this because everything and everyone around you looks weirder and progressively more severe as the trip extends.

You sense this because everything and everyone around you looks weirder and progressively severe as the trip extends.

As with the Nintendo Life review, Thomas similarly criticized the inconsistent level design as well as a storyline which becomes progressively more bizarre, including "weird science-fiction themes about bionics and clones".

Things get weird, ominous and progressively convoluted when the writer comes across a box of old Super-8 films (and, helpfully, a projector) in the attic.