Sentence examples for this weird sense from inspiring English sources

It's quite nice when they all meet and create this weird sense of equilibrium.

"That's why we developed this weird sense of humour: we respond with laughter or humour every time bad things happen, and that carries over to social media".

As I wound through the suits and dresses on my way to the Amazons show, I found myself asking, "Why?" I had this weird sense of strolling down Fifth Avenue.

While entertaining his teammates this season -- "He has this weird sense of humor you don't find too often, especially from a 7-foot guy," guard Kerry Kittles said -- he has earned their respect with his resolve.

So there was this weird sense of fate.

I had this weird sense then that this is how the mob relics of the neighborhood will continue to function— as a culinary institution, not a hangout while organized crime becomes less and less compatible with the city in 2015.

When I saw it again in London last week, the print itself was worn, speckling the images with lines and scratches, and reinforcing the weird sense that we were watching   a rediscovered classic.

The soundtrack, composed by Rohan Rebeiro (My Disco/Kangaroo Skull), only adds to the weird sense of poetry. .

What gives this a weird sense of disconnect for voters is that by most measures, Campaign 2000 has been about as raucous as a game of croquet.

"We have this exact same weird sense of humour, some call it French but I think even for the French people it's weird," notes Simon.

If God really is this movie, it's sure got a weird sense of humor about Itself.