Sentence examples for weirdly i think from inspiring English sources

Weirdly, I think the BBC's lack of adverts means that it's less well-known among young people.

Weirdly, I think it affected her more when she actually sat out and watched it, you know, when we did it a year and a half ago and she was still an audience member.

"Weirdly, I think what Gary Barlow thinks cabaret is – mainstream, accessible, unchallenging, boring, bland – is actually what he does," says "gentleman juggler" Mat Ricardo, whose shows fuse dexterity with storytelling, as well as a rich knowledge of variety heritage and his signature tablecloth trick.

Weirdly, I think its actually kind of cool.

(Laughter) I think that's true in a way, but weirdly, I think the opposite actually happened in my personal life.

September 6, 2013 Weirdly, I thought I had already noted that fact in my original post about Barkevious.

So, that was kind of a little daunting, but weirdly I think--and this is where I'm such a big fan of the album as a piece of work--that a forty or forty-five minutexperiencece is so great for the human brain.

"Weirdly, I remember thinking: 'My friend is here!

Weirdly though, I think some of my colleagues were quite pleased.

And, weirdly, I also think the point about the final scene still holds: even as a piece of drama, it really does capture the ability of music to take you out of yourself, that feeling of having a supremely, impossibly good time".

Luckily for goths – and punks, weirdly, because I thought the whole point of punk was to not GAF – abuse directed towards "alternative subcultures" is now being treated as a hate crime in the UK. .