Sentence examples for weird proposition from inspiring English sources
That's a weird proposition, considering that (a) the Affordable Care Act headlines that Democrats really fear will involve the level of enrollment and the relative age and health of those enrollees, and (b) the overall fundamentals of the midterm elections favor the GOP with or without any attendant Obamacare controversies, anyway.
Many appear to think that the more guns people carry around the better society will be, which is a different and weirder proposition – one that causes the right to push for extremely broad concealed-carry laws on the grounds that they make the world safer.
Scoble's argument that most of the 64% that are blogs aren't real blogs as they are written by more than one person is perhaps one of the weirdest propositions I've heard this year.
What they do instead is to create a counter-narrative of civility and respect that can be deployed in public discussions that threaten to get out of hand, and that may prove appealing to people who aren't temperamental bomb-throwers, or who haven't yet staked themselves to weird, inflammatory, and simply false propositions that are too cognitively embarrassing to retract.
So if the data model contained the proposition that there has been an outbreak of weird and irrational behavior in Washington, one couldn't properly propose a theory involving demon possession to explain it.
In July 2000, the couple began printing "Keep Austin Weird" bumper stickers and made certain it was a money-losing proposition.
In the first five (of 10) episodes, it seems a gentler and less provocative proposition than Girls, though Apatow promises me it will get gratifyingly dark and weird.
The proposition that 'Oumuamua is an alien probe also stem from the fact that it has a weird shape, as it's basically a long, thin, dusty red pancake.
To be clear: California is not at all lacking in weird pockets of these kinds of fence-sitters, nervous moderates, undecided voters; they play significant roles in local elections, propositions, even mayoral races and sprints for the governorship.
Another Labour MP said: "As a retail proposition, Miliband is dreadful... even people who aren't interested in politics have an opinion on him: he's weird".
