Sentence examples for relatively weird from inspiring English sources

They haven't gone all (relatively) weird, like Coldplay.

Sprinkle a little bit of Ke$ha, the song's co-writer, on the chorus, and you've got a three-headed diva Hydra that sums up the recent changing of the femme pop guard from airbrushed and perfect to (relatively) weird and chaotic.

Darkwatch was met with a generally positive critical reception, acclaimed in particular for its relatively unique Weird West setting and artistic merits.

Gregory Stock Age: 60 Born LA Lives Princeton Big idea: The Planetary Superorganism Quote: "Things are going to get very weird, relatively quickly".

Those events, which I dare not describe, cascade through the second act, tossing a wildly funny but relatively commonplace farce in weird, unlikely and spooky directions.

It's an easy thing not to pay any mind to, despite being impossible to miss in either Ground Zeroes or The Phantom Pain; a weird and relatively unexplained trick that lets you quickly push the camera in on Snake no matter what you're doing, complete with fourth-wall lens whirring.

Mr. Handelman is at his best and weirdest in the relatively compact (eight-foot square) "Somnambulist," where he imposes the dark, slippery vortex of "Crepuscular Dawn" on a field of concentric diamonds in violet and white -- a pattern that instead of radiating outward appears to be going down the drain.

This weird, possessive behaviour is a relatively new thing for me, but I have always enjoyed the claustrophobic intimacy of female friendship.

The band sounded relatively strong, but the tension was both palpable and weird.

A sort of weird, sprawling picaresque epic, which starts out relatively small and gets larger.

For normal people, this would be a really weird video to make; for Gaga its relatively tame.