Sentence examples for weirdly seems from inspiring English sources

Virtual reality, weirdly, seems more normal.

So punishment weirdly seems both too much & not enough.

In the mixed marriage under the film's microscope, Stuart, a cocky, Long Island-born Jewish promoter of Broadway shows (who weirdly seems to have no social life), courts and marries Nicole, an aspiring caterer, chef and cookbook writer from Missoula, Mont., whose Irish Catholic family has a history of alcoholism.

The Anti-Squatting Tory MP Who – Weirdly – Seems to Love Squatters.

After midnight: You just stagger up to her and yell, "How 'bout some more of those fantastic beer tickets?!" which, weirdly, seems to impress her.

Among other things, he weirdly seems to have decided to position himself as a reasonable moderate keeping angry leftists at bay.

I know what they mean, but it does weirdly seem to imply there is somewhere a perfect, platonic number of winter deaths for which nobody can be blamed.

Weirdly, this seems to be what he has brought to the vast London Coliseum.

Weirdly, Scott seems to eye every audience member individually as he sings.

But, weirdly, it seems that this potential side-effect of the most commonly prescribed combined pill (Microgynon, Ovranette or Levest) is far from being common knowledge among GPs – or indeed among women.

Weirdly, nobody seems to have come up with an answer as to why leaving home to hang out with some guys who go on and on about racial purity isn't a more appealing prospect.