Sentence examples for weirdly precise from inspiring English sources

According to a weirdly precise report by a French domestic intelligence agency, it is worn today by exactly 367 French women.

By Hendrik Hertzberg The New Yorker, January 15 , 2001P. 33 Signed comment about the Florida recount and the U.S. Senate after the election... Al Gore's plurality of the national popular vote now stands at well over half a million five hundred and thirty-ninene toousand nine hundred and forty-seven, to cite the weirdly precise figure promulgated by the Associated Press.

Some of the parallels are weirdly exact.

It's weirdly formal, and its precise geometry doesn't seem at home on the rolling hill overlooking the lake.

It consists entirely of elementary-school construction paper that has been intricately cut, shaped and assembled in a way that is both dazzlingly precise and weirdly removed.

The drum-and-clap routine, together with a bass line that arrives nimbly on its heels, makes the song weirdly (and, for me, irresistibly) danceable, but it's the only aspect of the song that can really be called precise — everything else hovers just below meaning, or just short of arrival.

Weirdly quiet".

Weirdly, he had.

Weirdly compelling.

Weirdly disappointed".

Good sake selection, weirdly.