Sentence examples for weirdly brilliant from inspiring English sources

He kept voluminous logbooks full of weirdly brilliant philosophical riffs.

Well here it is – weirdly brilliant but also it's the best thing Henry has done as a pundit.

Case in point: a 1979 production of Dennis Potter's weirdly brilliant "Blue Remembered Hills," in which adult actors play children.

The dancefloor at Le Baron was packed with Bafta stars having fun, one of those weirdly brilliant nights that feel like a dream in a Madame Tussauds factory.

It's about as random as it gets, but it's also weirdly brilliant.

And the magic of the kitchen is in the weirdly brilliant separation of flavors: The fish flavors are comforting and low, and the spicing and greenery are brilliant and high, and you can taste it all clearly at once, like a jazz sax soaring over the bass.

The brilliant dialogue is weirdly laced with streetwise slang alongside posh jargon: "savage" for good, "boff" for having sex, "chateaued" for drunk.

Christopher Nolan's new movie is a colossal digital artefact, a virtual reality sci-fi thriller set inside the dreaming mind, with brilliant architectural effects and a weirdly inert narrative inspired by Philip K Dick and Lewis Carroll.

I felt brilliant after the shaking: energised and exhausted and weirdly calm.

It is The Theory of Everything and The Imitation Game which are the two films expected to predominate at this year's Baftas, the weirdly fortuitous pairing of two distinguished, intelligent, slightly theatrical performances and two brilliant British scientists cursed with the traditional qualities glibly associated with genius: shyness, loneliness, and disability of various sorts.

The improbable yet weirdly persuasive plot of his bestselling novel The Woman in White derived from the dastardly yet brilliant scheme of his villain, Count Fosco, to steal a rich young woman's inheritance.