Sentence examples for weird elements from inspiring English sources

"There are so many weird elements to being in a relationship after 'The Bachelor,'" Bushnell said.

WOLKSTEIN: I think you have to put some weird elements, ingredients into your stuff to make it different.

It's a whole weird element".

It's a weird element of the mother-son relationship.

That's by no means the only weird element in the tax bill.

"When you buy jeans, some weird element on the periodic table was used to make them," Dr. Chirik said.

So I found that if I dropped in some weird element — a theme park or some ghosts or whatever — it had the effect of bumping things up into a higher register, where I wasn't quite sure what the piece was anymore, or how it was supposed to behave, which was good: instead of controlling it, I was running along behind it, trying to figure out what it was and where it was headed.

Black later described Vala as "a new, weird element", "irritating", "very vibrant", "sort of the hair-pulling variety", "really infuriating" and "[hopefully] funny".

Being a newbie, I was hypersensitive to this weird element, and for that reason, I never blazed before eating piglets—I didn't want to think about it too much.

As Paul kicks off his own presidential run, it makes sense that he would want to distance himself or at least damper the weirder elements of the Ron Paul Revolution, and also from their higher-proof version of capital-L Libertarianism.

Of course, the show's ability to deftly offset its weirder elements didn't draw enough of an audience to give it a long life ("Modern Family" has echoes of "AD" all over it, but it's successful in large part because it does the same things over and over again).