Sentence examples for weirdly connected from inspiring English sources
It was odd, irrelevant, yet somehow it did make me feel weirdly connected to him.
"A funny thing is that I consider this particular play to be weirdly connected with the structure of the Graphic Interchange Format--in the core of it we can also see an endless repetition/loop," she told us.
And despite their lower fidelity, MP3s often sound weirdly great coming out a computer connected to a Jawbone Jambox or even a decent set of cheap speakers.
"Weirdly, being in such a small and poorly connected place seemed like an initial stepping stone, since people were taken aback by what myself and the other Tuff Wax crew were capable of".
Phil Nelson, a biophysics professor at the University of Pennsylvania, asserts, "Physical models are often weirdly, unreasonably effective in stripping away the inessential from a biological system and in displaying connections between things that seemed not obviously connected to our untrained imagination".
Watching someone's growth through online platforms like Instagram is a weirdly voyeuristic journey that can make you feel more personally connected to someone than you actually are (READ: stalker).
It is early afternoon, and a brief stretch of President George Bush Turnpike (estimated completion date: 2004) stands weirdly overhead to the left, connecting one patch of flat Texas sky to another.
Now, weirdly, she's the character I connect with most because I feel like we're all waiting to be found out".
It's an impenetrable fortress with few windows or opportunities to connect the inside and outside worlds together, built in a weirdly ornate and kitschy 1980s postmodern style.
Focus and Mr. Van Sant will have to connect millions of filmgoers with a world that could seem weirdly disconnected, even back then.
