Sentence examples for there are weirdly from inspiring English sources

The mountains there are weirdly shaped; the high peaks are easy to negotiate, but the lower flanks deteriorate into unexpected cliffs.

To that race-against-time end there are weirdly beautiful, near-surreal images of Ally and David wafting about in their violently red protective suits like space travelers heading off to science-fiction battle.

He was fulsome — "The New Yorker has first call on a nation's fancy" — but, given the (undisclosed) position he'd held there, that was weirdly preening.

He was fulsome—"The New Yorker has first call on a nation's fancy"—but, given the (undisclosed) position he'd held there, that was weirdly preening.

He took so much joy in it, flattered you so sincerely after, never ignored you in public, like so many did, but always lit up when he saw you and sometimes even gave you a wink, with Alma standing right there, which was weirdly delicious, because Alma (she had to admit it) had always had this sort of glamour, being one of the older girls and (oh, she could give her this much) really pretty.

"At Bennington in the early '80s there were a lot of weirdly ready-for-prime-time teenagers.

Sure, there are all those weirdly suggestive subway ads and television commercials aimed at dudes with erectile dysfunction not to mention the over-the-top emails that flood our collective inboxes but no real discussion about what goes on (or doesn't) between the sheets.

Yet there is something weirdly celestial about the instrumental colors.

But there is something weirdly hopeful about the transparent suit.

There's something weirdly insincere about what he does.

"There's something weirdly humble about comedy," Glazer says.