Sentence examples for weird creation from inspiring English sources

The exception, needless to say, is "The Man Who Fell to Earth," Nicolas Roeg's indomitably weird creation of 1976, which ravened up "Space Oddity," "Starman," "Life on Mars," and every other scrap of Bowie's otherworldliness to conjure its disaffected fable.

Project Murphy isn't exactly new – it was unveiled back in March at Microsoft's developer conference – but since it was released on Facebook Messenger, its weird creations have been popping up all over the place.

On show at, and inspired by, Nymans, the restored gardens and romantically ruined West Sussex house that were once 'the bolt hole of the theatrical Messel family,' the property's history 'will be teased out and subverted by a series of weird creations popping up everywhere from the house to grounds'.

But hidden behind its beige facade is a workshop filled with weird creations coming to life, and an office decorated with previous  on-screen triumphs: a dog in a full-body plaster cast from There's Something About Mary; John Travolta's female fat-suit from Hairspray; the  titular robot from the sci-fi dramedy Robot & Frank.

By the time I was 20, I had created lemonade stands, a nuclear freeze club, a squash team, a secret society and dozens of other weird creations.

There ought to be some way to draw attention to one of the weirdest creations I've encountered in some time, a very sweet, very dense chocolate mousse studded with raspberries, wrapped in thin sheets of caramelized eggplant and decorated with a crunchy caramelized eggplant chip.

He meets some of Alex's weirder creations, such as a robot that intentionally harms humans.

Several episodes in, it's a fascinatingly weird cultural creation, and a triumph of network television, in that it takes the story of an interesting person with a Zeitgeisty job and transforms it into something that feels like it needs a laugh track.

In the end, Dean Songstad and his weird, remarkable creation are one and the same hanging on defiantly against the ravages of time, and both indelible parts of the American landscape.

It's a weird, weird, weird universe we live in.

Just the weird Mesoamerican-style creation myth that is the prologue, perfectly synchronised with my own primitive brainwaves to lull me into the story as it delivered its kick.