Sentence examples for unusually weird from inspiring English sources

"My dreams were unusually weird, and when the morning came I was lost in this space".

Telegraph time machines Returning to work on a Monday was an unusually weird experience for staff working for The Daily Telegraph, who discovered mysterious little black plastic boxes attached to their desks.

I haven't reread any of them for decades, but they seem to occupy a permanent place in my brain, judging from the way they pop up when I'm writing about something unusually weird.

The question of how to count words — and just why English-speakers love to hear about their unusually weird and variegated lexicon — opens up fundamental issues about just what English, and a word, is.

An unusually weird incident in recent months concerned prison inmates in a Washington State work-release program.

It struck me as a kind of missing piece – an unusually rich, weird, interesting, influential category of human experience, which had somehow gone largely unexplored.

A touching book of fables and fairy tales you could read to a child, saturated with Teicher's unusually gentle and weird imagination.

Meanwhile, Kurt, who now has a Whitney Houston shrine in his locker, is getting weird vibes from Blaine, who's being unusually quiet.

So when Jeter was asked if it felt weird to see the Yankees thrive without him, he was unusually blunt.

(The formatting got weird when I tried to embed the videos on TechCrunch, but our website can be unusually finicky about these things).

Yet from within that weird, slippery texture, a set of solid, repeating, consonant chords emerge, bringing the movement to an unusually eerie, slow finale.