Sentence examples for weirdly you from inspiring English sources

But, weirdly, you can't pass it on to your Buzz followers (what, on Twitter, is called re-Tweeting).

Weirdly, you could also imagine Duffy singing it, which is quite unsettling, actually.

I thought, weirdly, you know what – that counts for a lot with me.

(Weirdly, you don't always need formal ties to the nation that picks you for the contest; when the Cypriots were looking for a singer this year, they searched the Internet and found a Welshman).

Weirdly, you went through a pretty intense emo stage in high school.

Weirdly, you get the feeling that the story isn't over yet, when the films end.

With a 90-minute film, it sounds like a lot of time, but weirdly, when you've got all these incredible characters, you can't follow 10 lives, whereas a series is a beautiful thing, in so much as you can look at a lot of different people.

Though, weirdly, if you saw her photography without meeting her in person, you'd probably presume she was a older heterosexual guy, as most of her shots are of comely and nude young girls.

Nixon set the standard for the latter option, with his first (the weirdly bitter you-won't-have-Richard Nixon-to-kick-around 1962 press conference) much upstaged by his second (flying away from a national nightmare in a helicopter) — an example of tragedy following farce.

They polish up quite weirdly, thank you.

(Weirdly, though, you can't turn individual folders and documents into buttons on the taskbar, as in Mac OS X, only programs).