Sentence examples for weird suggests from inspiring English sources

"Baghdad might be weird," suggests Butler.

That was weird and suggests a lack of foot movement, with the bat not coming down straight.

On another occasion, he berated the Prince of Wales for espousing "weird" ideas, suggesting instead that he distribute half of his vast wealth.

With this in mind, the background and bit players of Inherent Vice take on a little more depth than their weird names suggest.

Isn't it a bit weird, I suggest, that the next editor of America's most important paper, the person vested with the crucial task of steering it through a period of unparalleled digital change, hasn't even yet sent her first tweet?

And it's deeply weird to suggest that Google is.

But EVEN IF IT DID: I think it's weird to suggest that such a display would do anything other than secure a conviction.

Between victims being hoisted spaceward in reverse bungee jumps, weird optics suggesting repressed memories, father-son issues, white-Indian issues, Antietam, and a gift knife that LOOMS LARGE, the plot thickens into thin gruel.

With Philbin set to retire from the show in a few weeks, HuffPost Weird News suggested that grape-stomping might be a good way for new potential co-hosts to compete for the right to share her show.

We all convene back in the arena's cantina, where there are snacks and weird murals suggesting that paintball is the best way to deal with one's inner aggression.

"Doesn't look like his picture, or just plain weird?" It then suggests going to the bar and asking for Rachelle or Jennifer "and we'll get you out of it and/or get you a taxi".