Weirdly

If the budget is significantly bigger it make contrast weirdly from the original movie. ❋ Unknown (2010)

But please, just admit that Dan Radcliffe has gotten older, and stop dressing him in weirdly infantilized shirts with blue stripes and 'I'm a big boy' clothes to make him look younger. ❋ Jes Battis (2007)

The whip-poor-will was crying along the river, and far up-stream the loon called weirdly across the water ... .. ❋ Unknown (N/A)

But his boy, old Jimmy's grandson, is still a lamplighter - still illuminating the streets of his town, still turning on its lamps when the loon calls weirdly across the river in the gathering dusk. ❋ Unknown (N/A)

And what their voices were like, all men may know who will go to the wilderness lakes and listen; for, wonderful as it may seem, these second birds have come down to us through perhaps a million years, and live to-day, giving a strange clear cry before a storm, and at other times calling weirdly in lone places, so that men who are within hearing always say, "The loons are laughing." ❋ Robert J. [Illustrator] Sim (N/A)

All these things _we_ know are the effects of laws; but the ancients attributed them to living Powers, -- the CHTHONIC POWERS (from the Greek word CHTHON, "earth, soil"), which have by some later and dreamy thinkers been called weirdly but not unaptly, "the Mothers," mysteriously at work in the depths of silence and darkness, unseen, unreachable, and inexhaustibly productive. ❋ Unknown (1879)

The night rushed down, and the snow descended fiercely; the terrified cattle tried to find shelter from the scourge of the storm; a hollow roar rang sullenly amid the darkness; stray sea-birds far overhead called weirdly, and it seemed as if the spirit of evil were abroad in the night. ❋ James Runciman (1871)

That will continue Monday when Fisher and the players union restart labor negotiations with the NBA in New York, the first meeting since the work stoppage became official on July 1 and a monthlong period that Fisher described as "weirdly quiet." ❋ Unknown (2011)

- might be defined as weirdly Chekhovian, with its tangle of unrequited loves and the often farcical romantic-erotic escapades of its characters on their road to nowhere. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Today has been kind of weirdly frustrating, and it all has to do with the toilet. ❋ Lyda222 (2008)

There really is something kind of weirdly compelling about seeing pics of Obama in the context of this old footage -- a juxtaposition that serves as a perhaps unintended reminder of the historic nature of his candidacy, something that is easy to forget amid the day to day brawling of the campaign. print share ❋ Unknown (2009)

It's hard to imagine another living entertainer whose death will provoke this kind of weirdly honorific merchandising. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Still, it's kind of weirdly entertaining in spite of itself. ❋ Ed Howard (2009)

KING: But she did act kind of weirdly, didn't she, at times? ❋ Unknown (2009)

And even talks to my blog readers on Facebook, which is kind of weirdly awesome. ❋ Unknown (2008)

What the Economist had "weirdly" overlooked was, the similarity in Nepal today vs China in the early half of the last century, or for that matter, T1-bet in 1950s with a "feudalism with caste-based discrimination". ❋ Sun Bin (2008)

I say "weirdly" since and this isn't limited to Kate I've always been puzzled about the Right's schizophrenic attitude toward Jews. ❋ Lindsay Stewart (2008)

[My mom] is weirdly [frugal] ❋ Chloe (2004)