Sentence examples for somehow weird from inspiring English sources

But I do think that Byrne, like Winfrey, seems eager to reassure readers that she isn't somehow "weird" — whatever that would mean.

"We used to view Americans as somehow distant, somehow weird, somehow unrelated to us, sometimes insensitive to what we think and do," says Manuel Molano, deputy director of the Mexican Institute for Competitiveness, a thinktank.

But the sight of Michelle Obama dressed in classic style seemed somehow weird to Beck, who said repeatedly, "What is that?" Now, to be fair, I didn't like the dress, either, though for different reasons.

Scientists may hereby appear as somehow weird and mad, megalomaniac and unsocial, emulating thereby the classical image of Dr. Frankenstein.

People want to pay me for work of mine, but – except through some tortuous email exchange, which resulted in me turning down the dozens of offers of money because it seemed somehow weird – they can't.

I can walk with confidence even though especially in clubs when your head sticks out it can get somehow weird.

A gay couple raising a family is somehow weirder than housewives swinging around stripper poles at the local Crunch for their husbands.

Having a dog is somehow this weird philosophical thing that teaches you that nothing counts in life except warmth and energy.

Somehow the weird intricate folding shutter system on the front of the house makes sense.

If anyone was of the mind that the then-impending HudMo set was gonna somehow un-weird things, they would have been very wrong.

The prevailing – if unspoken – view was that if you needed to use the net to find a partner, you were somehow lacking, or weird, or both.