Sentence examples for weird figure from inspiring English sources

There's nothing wrong with using the game of exquisite corpse as a jumping-off point for hybridized, uncanny and just plain weird figure drawing.

With Pollock -- who is represented by weird early figure drawings; swirly surrealistic drawings from the 30's; symbolically fraught, roughly abstracted representational paintings from the 40's; and three small drip paintings from the late 40's -- a desperate psychological urgency is matched by an aggressive and occasionally delicate sensuousness.

(Pro tip: it can be a bit weird to figure out a game's controls in MAME some times. The 5 key lets you insert a coin; the 1 key is usually the Player 1 start button.

With its weird nonhuman figures scuttling around the stage — one is called, aptly enough, the Accordian Man, another looks like a figure from an anime movie crossed with a robot from "Star Wars" — "Kurios" achieves indescribability with ease.

After a while, Valerie noticed that, when no one was looking, she played with two weird little figures, scraps of cloth tied into shapes with wool, one in each hand, doing the voices almost inaudibly.

There's always some weird genius figuring out a way to breathe new life into a formula, and another presumed-dead genre ready to take the world by surprise.

In his book The Big Short, Lewis leaves the impression that Wall Street was blindly running itself off a cliff, whereas a few wild and crazy, off-the-beaten-track, adorably weird loners figured out how to short the mortgage market and beat the system.

Buying something undervalued even weird— and figuring out who would highly value it.

It's a weird, confusing figuring of the body that can be uncomfortable to gaze upon.

And amongst the old, ancient art are some jars with some really weird, unexplained figures on them.

And while the second word could very well be an ill-conceived brand name, VYLE just looks too weird so I figure that this is not one of those times that sometimes Y gets pressed into service as a vowel.