Sentence examples for weird history from inspiring English sources

This weird history, however, offers no guarantees.

"The structure of a casino is wildly corporate and there's this weird history of the mob and bad things.

Some of her rubs off on those items, you know?" Much like religious relics, there's a weird history of shonky trading and caching of Monroe's estate.

It counts as a weird history, too, because it takes characters who have become two-dimensional myths - specifically, Lee Harvey Oswald - and makes them breathe again through the context of a modern narrator.

It wasn't until the late 90s, when Markko discovered their LPs selling for hundreds of dollars online, that he realised not only had the the band's weird history been remembered, but they were acclaimed as Christian rock pioneers.

No weird history is as satisfying as a conspiracy, and The Holy Blood and the Holy Grail is here as the archetypal expression of perhaps the biggest conspiracy of all, one which connects popes, scientists, presidents, prime ministers, Christ and even Dan Brown in a chain of association ("what if this meant this?") so elaborate and persistent one can only admire the authors' stamina.

But he's made his name by writing weird histories, specifically as I've defined them: taking documented historical events and then adding a supernatural twist to them, either to fill a gap or to explain the inexplicable.

Kent is sort of an equivalent to Data from "Star Trek: The Next Generation," but with an even weirder history and odder predilections.

Top talent rolls through though, and it has a rich – if not sometimes grossly weird – gritty history.

"It's the weird, rich history of Paterson we were interested in rather than a broader comment on America," he says.

In the process they also wanted to unveil the weird complex histories and the crossovers that lie beneath the mundane exterior of modern Whitehall.