Sentence examples for weirdos of from inspiring English sources

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.

As Sean Nelson wrote recently in The Stranger, "Eightball became one of the essential comedic touchstones of 1990s culture, a way to help the self-selecting weirdos of the pre-internet — or at least pre-good-internet — era identify kindred spirits and speak in shorthand".

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!

It takes a village full of weirdos to start a protest movement.