Sentence examples for weird case from inspiring English sources

"This is a very weird case," Mr. Cavise said.

It is a weird case of propaganda, over time, turning into something like an exposé.

Early in the site's life, he says, "you got this very weird case of antisemitism in the service of Zionism".

For the most part these are fine boys indeed, and in the wonderful, weird case of Timothy Dalton, an unctuous toff with a menacing twinkle in his eye, even better than that.

(Indeed, while watching one particularly merciless parody, I was startled when YouTube served up a pop-over ad link for the actual Snuggie — a weird case of a brand sponsoring its own satirist).

"A turtle is a weird case of origami, a new folding," says Kuratani.

Knowing how I loved weird cases, she had, a couple of years earlier, written to me the story of her own illness.

There are also weird cases like Russia, where a tip is expected of a foreigner but not always of a native, and Egypt, where tipping is common but often at a flat rate rather than as a percentage of the bill.

Many business groups like the American Tort Reform Association have long complained about skyrocketing awards of punitive damages, citing weird cases like the one the Supreme Court just decided.

More PCs in weird cases, more 4K TVs, more massive booths offering little in the way of novelty and plenty in the way of overkill.

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