Sentence examples for weird comments from inspiring English sources

This was clear again this week when a large part of the postmortem of Real Madrid's 1-0 defeat of Atlético was bound up in wider outrage at some slightly weird comments Henry made on Sky Sports about Javier Hernández's overly joyful celebrations after scoring the winning goal.

"Competitors might be dropping weird comments like, 'I'm surprised to see you at the sales conference'".

"They've made weird comments about black women's hair, about welfare, government and poverty.

Moving away made me appreciate Dublin, right from Freshers' Week where I fielded IRA jokes and Famine jokes and weird comments about Thatcher and Bobby Sands.

However, long before the 44-year-old started making her fellow Assembly members uncomfortable with weird comments about race, the self-described "conservative, Catholic, gun-toting, Second Amendment, strong-ass woman" was causing trouble.

We had the whole "say yes to the dress" experience: come out in a dress, say nice, mean and sometimes weird comments ("are you trying to look like Jean Harlow?"), and after three exhausting days, fall in love with a dress.

He added, "That's a weird comment when you're nominated for Album of the Year, Record of the Year.

"It was someone who started out very friendly and nice and cool then started making some weird comment," he said.

She also makes a weird comment about how she can talk to her best friend about anything because her bestie is married.

As Melissa Dahl writes in her new book Cringeworthy, the message from the spotlight effect study is comforting: "Give yourself a break about the coffee stain on your shirt," she says, "or the weird comment you made on a first date or, say, the knocked-over bowl of fried chicken.

(For example, if your friend makes a weird comment you don't understand, just say that "I don't really understand".