Sentence examples for weird condition from inspiring English sources

SOMETIME this summer, at the height of garden season, my thumb developed a weird condition.

Joanna Russ's much-praised The Female Man (1975) suggests through its title that "femininity" is a weird condition forced on one by oppressors.

Sometimes I tell myself Macintosh, Microsoft, and Dell should consider Iraq as a promising markets, although it exists in such a weird condition.

Do you know what I mean?" I ask her if she ever worries she's paranoid and she replies, smartly, that in the aftermath of Edward Snowden's revelations about the NSA it's wrong "to even use the word 'paranoia' as if it's a weird condition.

Luckily, his wife persevered and in the dead of the night came across some information Cordell had written about Joe and his weird condition online.

I do not think that this is anywhere close to a majority, but there is this weird condition.

He is the cynical priest who takes a snort or two from his flask whenever things get too weird, a condition that seems to be a constant here.

The referee, Nigel Owens, seemingly on the verge of bursting out of his shirt, Hulk-like, seemed extra alert, attuned to whatever weird atmospheric condition was causing the chaos.