Sentence examples for weird prospect from inspiring English sources

The development and democratization of virtual reality (or VR) is, frankly, a weird prospect.

Which makes him a very weird prospect indeed.

The weird prospect that this usage -- "tomorrow's wars" -- renders routine is that we anticipate a good many wars in the near future.

We are just as weirded out by the prospect of you thinking that we would enjoy looking at those pictures as you are by the prospect of us enjoying looking at those pictures.

Pretty weird feeling to be excited about the prospects of a mouse, but here we are.

We also talk about the weird, underregulated pet food industry and the prospects for NCAA athlete unions.

But the sports arena featured some weird counterprogramming: famous men who once were considered prospects for president, now buck-raking and giving a patina of legitimacy to carnival barkers pushing quick-cash schemes bathed in Biblical inspiration and patriotism.

Where the Republicans are uniting behind Chet-at-the-end-of-Weird Science--actual human crap--when faced with the prospect of "What we want!" vs. "Perfectly reasonable candidate," Democrats are splintering.

After her semi-final, Williams spoke of the prospect of playing Wozniacki, who has been so supportive in her weird and troubled summer, and now will be her mortal enemy for a couple of hours on Arthur Ashe Court on Sunday.

Bullock revealed that as she entered her 40s the prospect of starting a family seemed increasingly unlikely, until she got a "weird" feeling in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. .

Kind of weird, but kind of cool, in a sci-fi way, and I remained thrilled at the prospect of seeing my first glucose reading.