Sentence examples for weirdo by from inspiring English sources

It takes guts to get involved, to rise above all the funny looks, to be seen as a weirdo by potential partners.

Weirdo by Cathi Unsworth (2012) Historically, while many of the most successful crime writers have been women – indeed, Agatha Christie is the best-selling novelist of all time – slang often features less heavily in their work.

As a child who loved big books about old gods, I often inadvertently alienated other kids ("Weirdo!") by mentioning, say, Prometheus and his eagle to illustrate my fear and dread of maths homework.

AAwoodies' contributions: Location Albertt Park, Melbourne, Australia Reading age: 7 - 11 Favourite authors: Lionboy series by Zizou Corder, Percy Jackson series by Rick Riordan, Weirdo by Anh Do Description: We are a group of boys who love to read and want to encourage our friends to read more.

Sources detail him dealing with a 'slew of indignities that crossed into personal and family insults' as well as being referred to as 'Big Weirdo' by teammates.

It's the fact that one young player -- known as "Moose" at Stanford and "Big Weirdo" by the Dolphins -- dared to breach the macho locker room code by refusing to tolerate treatment that no workplace should allow.

Slides of items appeared on the screen beside him, and as they did so he looked at the audience, who were not all weirdos by any means, and said wearily: 'Oh, the socks.

And being a weirdo is, by definition, doing what one prefers.

The cover featured the exterior back wall of The Smell painted No Age and, below, Weirdo Rippers by Amanda Vietta, an artist and friend of No Age.

The head weirdo (played by Rhys Wakefield) looks and sounds like he's right out of the Young Republicans, or more accurately the Mitt Romney campaign.

Bryan Poyser: This is one of my favorite scenes from the movie, where Sara's character Kara has been saddled with a lovestruck weirdo, played by Marshall, on a night out with her best friend.