Sentence examples for weird spot from inspiring English sources

To be fair, this is a rather weird spot.

Whatever Pluto is, after all, it is, and the question of its classification, its taxonomic place, seems secondary to our understanding of why it's a weird spot in the solar system.

This cushy club might seem a weird spot for two electronica artists known for what could be called sound thievery, but Scanner, the headliner, has managed to turn his collages, which have sometimes prominently featured strangers' phone conversations, into high art; he has even collaborated on a BBC radio production of "A Midsummer Night's Dream".

(When I asked Walker how she felt about including Octavia in her work, she said that she'd considered asking one of Octavia's classmates, but felt that it would be too strange. "I didn't want to exploit her or put her in that weird spot," she added. "I just asked her if she would do it. She was hanging around the studio a fair amount when I was working on the film, anyway.

Microsoft's in a weird spot with Cortana.

Sony's in a weird spot with the PSP Go.

"Just work it into every strand and then pat down any mistakes or weird spots".

"The weird spots, the big spots — I want to make it my business to know everything that goes on and watch it and analyse it and break it down for everyone — the Internet user who thinks the whole Internet is Facebook, or the Internet user who is really deep into the weird parts of the Internet," she says.

When the drive was placed in its drive sled, the power and serial connections were in weird spots instead of the lower corner where they usually are.

And while it's possible to both stumble upon shrines and scout them from lofty locations like mountain tops and towers, some are located in weird spots, or purposely hidden out of view.

And South Florida, which has one of the biggest gay populations in the entire country, is an even weirder spot to try and codify a law that discriminates against transgender folks.