Sentence examples for weirdo of from inspiring English sources

First The Missing, Jimmy Nesbitt going loopso in that begrimed weirdo of a town, and now Witnesses.

Onstage Mr. Wilson was every bit the lonely weirdo of his 25-year-old songs, still smarting from girls' indifference, still dreaming of kisses and true love.

The 12.1 is the weirdo of the bunch with a slide-out keypad and it comes in a few colors.

Oh well, our weirdo of a Canadian first lady Sophie Grégoire Trudeau seems to think so!

Even among the amiable freaks and weirdos of the Book Club, Treleaven was particularly unusual.

I hope that the young weirdos of today can be kind enough to their future selves to draw a decorous veil over some of that floundering.

Yet his newfound mates differ from, say, the backwoods weirdos of "Deliverance" in that these louts enable their guest's freak-out with what Grant calls "aggressive hospitality" rather than outright hostility.

In April she sent an e-mail to people she variously calls "tinkerers and makers," "wonderful eccentric genius types" and "weirdos," of whom there is no shortage in this city.

Wiig manages to be a scene-stealer whose attention seems focused outward, on the small-time weirdos of the world whose mannerisms she adopts and then builds on, finding their humanity and their specificity.

(For example, this Business Insider headline summed it up rather hilariously: "The Hyperactive Weirdos Of Silicon Valley Are Going Crazy For This Site That Calms Them Down").

Photographing the Beautiful Weirdos of Los Angeles .