Sentence examples for weird context from inspiring English sources

Sentence fillers make you appear as if you don't know what you are talking about or just appears as less mature (especially when you say like in a weird context).

Well maybe it was just the weird booking context or perhaps the sound, but they were incredible at Club Deville.

Futterman said that "it was initially disconcerting to envision" two brothers singing about a "former love", but she noted that it "was less weird in context".

An ironic explication de texte that would have fit right in at an academic conference seemed weird in that context, and elicited strong reactions.

I know the word sounds weird in this context, but they're entertained too, even if they cry, even if they're shocked".

But while stunts like the Paddy Power advert and his bizarre "Ukip weather forecast" earlier this year may make Mr Farage look weird in the context of political leaders, the latest poll by ComRes and ITV News showed he also scores highest as a politician who "comes across as someone like me".

As the Haaretz correspondent notes, even though Ms. Power said in an interview with the same newspaper in 2008 that her remarks sounded "weird" out of context, and insisted that she did not believe in imposing a settlement, the video was used that year by critics Mr. Obama who suggested that he was advised by a pro-Palestinian and anti-Israeli academic.

And that's weird, in the context of the Internet, but it tends to make these economies much more like the real world".

I know how that may sound a bit weird in this context under these circumstances.

DS: I like the weird ambiguity of that context, but more importantly everybody sees it.

This whole trend piece genre is kind of weird, particularly in the context of the other Silicon Valley freakout this week, which was Mike Moritz' editorial in the Financial Times lambasting the laziness of Silicon Valley and how hard the Chinese work.