Sentence examples for weird corner from inspiring English sources

But in some weird corner of my imagination, Andrew and the Dish have the same sort of glow.

I'm in this weird corner of the business," Schamus told me, "where the capital's just low enough that the only way to succeed is to throw out the focus groups and make a compelling case that our stuff is different".

We must just be interacting with some weird corner of the internet of conservative Democrats".

But it also lets designers speed through ideas, evaluating but skipping wild ones without wasting time: "You can look at all these weird corner cases, and explore those very quickly".

You never count on those wild punches to come at you from that weird corner of suffering.

"We were the weird corner of the wider Zelda internet fan base," one longtime user told VICE.

Weird corners of the audience find this romantic.

A Sheila Nevins production takes its viewers inside frightening, painful and weird corners of human existence.

White Hassle features another pair of New York survivors, Marcellus Hall and Dave Varenak of Railroad Jerk fame, exploring the weird corners of roots-music myth.

He throws in everything: his boyhood years in Juneau, his experience as an English teacher in rural Japan, his journalistic forays into weird corners of the earth for magazines like Escape, and his adventures gathering material for two guidebooks on World War II sites in Europe and the Pacific.

Festivals are meant to be about, you know, music and friendships and discovering weird corners of your brain that you didn't know made you happy.