Sentence examples for weird concepts from inspiring English sources

They had a lot of weird concepts.

"At the time, people were actually raising capital on weird concepts," he said.

"So he's got a lot of weird concepts - bodies flying through the air, dropping in someone's swimming pool; cars crashing into houses; people being hijacked".

To appreciate what the NIST researchers have done, an aficionado has to get his head around two very weird concepts in quantum mechanics.

If we accept these weird concepts, why don't we accept a simpler evidence: that the universe is intentional?

"For anyone who's into chocolate, Godiva is a weird concept," Mr. McCollum said.

This weird concept of a celebrity doctor has happened to me.

You shop there: you outsource your aesthetic and taste – getting most things in one big, gross, cheap shop because the idea of accumulating meaningful objects over your lifetime, whether it be while you are travelling, or they are gifted to you from a dead or dying relative, is a weird concept.

Not sure what the MicroCell is? Don't sweat it – it's a bit of a weird concept.

Upper management has been preaching a gospel of face-to-face communication, a weird concept for a 21st century business.

Now, Aidan Chatwin-Davies, Adam Jermyn, and Sean Carroll of the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena have found an explicit way to retrieve information from one quantum particle lost in a black hole, using Hawking radiation and the weird concept of quantum teleportation.