Sentence examples for weird of from inspiring English sources

So it must sound pretty weird of me to bring up the subject now.

It tasted weird – of liquorice and curry – and I decided my wife had suffered enough already.

It's conspicuously weird of the film to have plonked him at the centre of events.

Centre-back Cahill told Chelseafc.com: 'It was weird of course because you think of Frank in a Chelsea shirt.

Don Tarquinio (1905); The Weird of the Wanderer (1912); The Desire and Pursuit of the Whole (published posthumously, 1934).

It was then decided that the carriage "smelled weird" – of course, it smelled weird, it's a railway carriage.

I've seen all kinds of weird patterns of things".

Things get weirder, of course.

"Yeah, he's the weirdest of the werebots".

It's the weirdest of all the rhinos.

Weirdest of all was Hallucigenia, described by Simon Conway Morris, of the University of Cambridge.