weirdly

Over her head, I glimpsed the weirdly unchanged face of a man I used to have nightmares about.

And weirdly, I think I bring out the best in him. He's been a perfect gentleman this whole week.

and janis was , like , weirdly jealous of him.

Within a week the fleshy leaves started to whither and, weirdly, turn a bit mushy.

Weirdly, the only time Maria felt even close to normal during these attacks was when she was standing in a hot shower.

Vierna nodded, grinning weirdly all the while, her pearly white teeth contrasting dramatically with her shining ebony skin.

He said: 'This was something I had always wanted to do because I have been weirdly drawn to these unusual animals for a long time.

Unlike wages, pension promises have been deemed, weirdly, to be permanent and sacrosanct.

No one can be sure, which is part of what makes the story of the Lady and her surprise soaking-wet guest weirdly, quintessentially Burmese.

I wanted to say that but weirdly I didn't have the courage. Most certainly with my attitude I would have said so.

This lamp uses bioluminescent bacteria to light up a room, a component of the weirdly compelling Microbial Home concept.

On this festive night many cities hold lantern fairs to display many Exotic and sometimes weirdly shaped multi-colored lanterns.

Dear old Polly is out there like a meteorite, a big lump of dead rock falling through space with a weirdly sourceless smile on its face.

Weirdly though, one of the most frequent comments I received about my plans were about how crazy I was in going there.

AM Gaming obviously will handle this better, but a text heavy app looks lonely or weirdly huge.

I mean, what other sport keeps some arbitrary amount of extra time in an official's back pocket? It's so stupid yet weirdly effective.

Viewed from a balcony, the whole thing would doubtlessly have been weirdly picturesque.

Solution: Count Weirdly's Phillips head screwdriver does not match the screws on the robot.

In fact, whenever I say something people look at me very weirdly.

and weirdly, i think i bring out the best in him.

How weirdly defensive they seemed to become when the subject turned to money.

There is a precedent for this weirdly hermaphroditic parent figure: Emperor Hirohito in fascist, imperial Japan.

Even though they're sugars, the oligosaccharides are, weirdly, not digestible by infants.

Menswear catwalk images can be offputting1. The weirdly styled looks get all the attention, while the good clothes get overlooked.

she seemed weirdly happy that we were leaving the home.

Samberg: Well, we started through NBC and SNL, and weirdly, when the stakes and production value get higher, it is less profitable.

I know what you're thinking. "Home-schooled kids are freaks. " Or that we're weirdly religious or something.

Weirdly, it's often easier to do something every day (exercise, post to a blog, deal with the mail, do laundry) than every few days.

weirdly large numbers of both sexes liked shopping for food.

Right now, it's not, and their attack seems weirdly disjointed.

She sometimes behaves weirdly and often makes fun of Kanata.

What is driving this weirdly disinhibited decision-making?

Even the prose is weirdly rootless: the multicultural argot of global VIPs who spend their lives at 35, 000 feet.

When the freighter finally ported in Sasebo on the morning of August 16th, the port was weirdly silent.

I have heard the way friends' children criticise a teacher who dresses badly or, even worse, weirdly.

The skies in the fall of 1883 became weirdly changed.

You are dressed so weirdly.

Have you slipped, tripped or fell over weirdly and snapped your knee?

So weirdly you shatter my dream The light lasts short as the foams of the sea Just like my life

Gates was fascinated with Jobs but found him "fundamentally odd" and "weirdly flawed as a human being" (HuffPo)