Sentence examples for weird beneath from inspiring English sources

The Love album remains obstinately weird beneath a pretty surface.

Nadia, meantime, was singing weird Belarusian pop beneath her breath as she got up on the footstool to polish the optics.

Rather, he shows up again, infiltrating her sacred professional circle, beneath weird wig and ill-fitting false teeth, calling himself a life coach called Toni Erdmann.

Nonetheless, it has kind of a weird chemically favour beneath the menthol, and a kind of dirt-like aftertaste on the exhale.

Something with high crossbars and netting slung beneath, a weird exercise system where the pool used to be.

Every rock that Boston's tabloid press turned over had a weird bug or two beneath it.

The weird terrain rolling out beneath us was formed from compacted volcanic ash called "tuff" that smothered the land some 30 million years ago.

In it, Warhol simply blows his nose beneath his weird silver hair and looks out balefully at the camera as he does.

The point of all this is that we will drop perfectly obvious, common sense ideas (the sun goes around the earth) in favor of truly weird ideas (the earth beneath us is spinning), when there are things they don't account for (fails some if... then... tests) and the new idea satisfies the if... then... tests, but that we don't do it with religious ideas.

The picaresque is a kind of moral education for this wide-eyed guy as he encounters violence and cruelty and food and sex and money and religion and his dear books and the weird customs of men, and beneath all of it his overwhelming desire to swim.

When he finished there, he used a razor to eliminate that weird neck jazz that grows beneath your hairline in the back.