Sentence examples for weirdly fascinating from inspiring English sources

The particles may not be un-Einsteinian, but they remain weirdly fascinating all the same.

Still, he produced a weirdly fascinating body of work that influenced Americans before and after World War II.

The first minutes of the opening work, Beethoven's Sonata in No. 32 in C minor, were weirdly fascinating.

Ms. Gosfield's "EWA7" is a weirdly fascinating piece, commissioned by the Siemens Corporation for a performance at a factory in Nuremberg, Germany.

Depending on your mood (and how much you've had to drink), Las Vegas can be alluring, weirdly fascinating or just disgusting.

Take, as an example, a comparable phenomenon that author Marc Levinson discovered in "The Box," his weirdly fascinating history of the steel-shipping container.

That's the message Bieber was emphasizing in November during a fascinating, weirdly intimate album-release event at Staples in which he sat on a stool and chopped it up with a guy described as his pastor.

In the real-life story recounted in the journalist Mark Seal's fascinating but weirdly incomplete new book, "The Man in the Rockefeller Suit," one Christian Karl Gerhartsreiter arrives in America from Germany at 17 and over the years assumes a succession of identities, eventually passing himself off as Clark Rockefeller, "reluctant scion of the family with the country's most famous name".

The result, titled "Tim's Vermeer," is one of the more unexpected documentaries to see the light of day in a long while, a story of art and obsession, weirdly procedural in its execution but oddly fascinating in its result.

The film's central sex scene is the most weirdly robotic possible outcome of Simone's elaborate fantasies, but it is fascinating all the same.

Still, there's something fascinating about the way Two Door Cinema Club have become a band in a position to offer lofty pronouncements while remaining weirdly anonymous.