Sentence examples for weird rule from inspiring English sources

"It's kind of a weird rule, the way it's written," he said.

Federer challenges but it was in and it gives Murray a first serve, which is a weird rule.

You never quite know where you stand when accepting an offer, I mean imagine my surprise when I realized that all the guys at TechCrunch were paid at least 100K more because of some weird rule that Mike has.*.*

It seemed like a weird rule until I left the safety of backstage.

For another, we have all sorts of weird rules and regulations when it comes to fruit and veg.

My hated name was an artifact of my mother's weird rules for naming children, using a maximum of 20 letters and spaces.

Not only is there zero crime, there are also weird rules, such as the one that prevents anybody from dying or being born in the town.

Some of the nominees for Best Foreign-Language Film are coming out this month, too, but they're less dependent on late-year release because of the arcane (or just plain weird) rules governing that category.

But some theorists have speculated that the symmetry between matter and antimatter might be violated in some versions of theories that seek to unite Einstein's theories on gravity with the weird rules of quantum mechanics.

But this ridiculous thing that the airlines have created -- whereby it's cheaper to fly round trip than one way, or the "point beyond ticketing" phenomenon -- just invites, or almost forces, passengers to break these weird rules.

According to the weird rules of the subatomic quantum world, a particle like the Higgs spends part of its lifetime sharing its existence with other particles -- in essence, becoming other particles part of the time and picking up some of their mass.