Sentence examples for weird odd from inspiring English sources

In adulthood, many live isolated lives, shunned by their communities as "weird," "odd" and unworthy.

The Bagger grabbed him tableside as part of a conga line of face-licking journalists who queued up for that weird, odd Totally Nice Guy thing that Mr. Clooney does.

So for him not to be playing on Saturday is a weird, odd feeling.

They're weird, odd, loud, quiet, sexy, ugly, bald, rude, or funny and they don't care what other people think.

"It's still weird, odd and amazingly beautiful to say it and hear it," he said.

So, the joy comes from catching something small, weird, odd, which may never see the light of day.

Funny, weird, bizarre, odd, mystical, tragic and completely original.

He appears more relaxed than in the past, less eager to be weird or odd or just difficult.

While there's much talk about tennis fashion, does no-one think the skirt thing is a little weird and odd – and dare I say it, old fashioned?

He's spoken out about his "failure" to unmask Jimmy Savile in the programme he made about him, but the only reason we knew how weird and odd Jimmy Savile was, was as a result of that film.

Bizarre, weird, strange, odd, awkward: all these words are used to describe the leader of the resurgent One Nation party in the documentary Pauline Hanson: Please Explain!, which aired on Sunday on SBS.