Sentence examples for somewhat weirdly from inspiring English sources

Swift is currently gearing up for her fourth album, out later this year, which will be co-written with a host of names including, somewhat weirdly, Ed Sheeran.

The next week alone Mr. Harcum was booked for two Austins, a Jack Sparrow, a Grinch and, somewhat weirdly, a Keystone Kop.

PalmOne somewhat weirdly identifies the 31's core constituency as "students, superparents and seniors," even going so far as to suggest that a grandparent could use the Zire 31's beeping alarm "as a reminder to take his new medication".

The changing room had red curtains, which gave it a somewhat sophisticated and weirdly sensuous vibe.

(Iowans, weirdly, have been somewhat reluctant to chip in more than peanuts to their rainforest, prompting Senator Grassley to say he may cut back the federal contribution).

Our words will be weirdly jolly.

He said in an interview, "I've never seen anything like them, the kind of bad poetry and redundancy– saying in, like, five sentences what it would take most normal people one Yet still there is a sincerity to them that is very unusual, and I always found that somewhat touching; it gives them a surreal, weirdly heartfelt feeling".

"It is a riveting paper and a fitting birthday present to Darwin," says Macdonald, because "the weirdly leggy maned wolf" that became the "somewhat doggy Falklands Island Wolf" shows how mutable species can be.

Also, weirdly enough, the events of the film somewhat parallel Trump and his followers' stance on immigration.

Weirdly, she had a pretty hard time.

The costumes are constructed from thrift-shop remnants, and the grandees are all somewhat off, with false noses or pendulous breasts, but they are also weirdly convincing.