queerly in a sentence

• In that way it is, queerly enough, about everybody.
• The small craft, acting queerly, did not reply.
• Langdon had one queerly toned, unique little reed,
• He applauded the team at Crytek for creating an environment that is " both inhospitable and queerly beautiful ".
• Her volume Queerly Phrased ( co-edited with Kira Hall, 1997 ) explored the impact of language on the construction of sexuality.
• The program includes coffee hours every week, the " Queerly Speaking " event, worship services, fashion shows, safe sex promotions, and picnics.
• Anderson-Minshall co-authored the 2014 memoir " Queerly Beloved : A Love Story Across Genders " with her husband Jacob Anderson-Minshall.
• He shared the award for best creative non-fiction book with Diane Anderson-Minshall for " Queerly Beloved : A Love Story Across Genders ".
• Another three quarters of a mile and Queen's Wharf timber platform was passed with waiting shed queerly placed at ground level, between the platform ramp and the Steamer Street open crossing.
• Playing for the Gentlemen against the Players, he scored 134, all run, out of only 201 and said later that it was " my finest innings " as the pitch was playing " queerly ".
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• Many of her photographs are located at the Library of Congress in Washington, D . C . In addition, The George Washington University houses a collection of photographs used in " Queerly Visible : 1971 1991 ".
• Clute said that while " Forge of Heaven " is not quite " the New Testament ", it is " queerly and fascinatingly Asimovian " in so far as it is about " the conflict between change and stability ", the backbone of " Robot " series.
• In 2015 Jacob Anderson-Minshall became the first openly transgender author to win a Goldie award from the Golden Crown Literary Society; he shared the award for best creative non-fiction book with Diane Anderson-Minshall for " Queerly Beloved : A Love Story Across Genders ".
• One reviewer thinks the problem is that Stead attempted unsuccessfully to make characters personify concepts alas, Stead was more adept at conceptualising people than personifying concepts and this didactic novel seems queerly cadaverous after the almost ungovernable autonomy of life that veins the leaves of " The Man Who Loved Children"
• In 2015, Anderson-Minshall became the first openly transgender author to win a Goldie award from the Golden Crown Literary Society; he shared the award for best creative non-fiction book with his wife Diane Anderson-Minshall for " Queerly Beloved : A Love Story Across Genders ".
• During the concerts, queerly Thal韆 also interpreted songs of her first albums as solo artist, as well as songs of her time with the Mexican Pop teen band Timbiriche, although that songs are not very popular between the general public, inclusive the North American audience and other non Hispanic-speaker audiences.
• ". . . after stumbling queerly upon the hellish and forbidden book of horrors the two learn, among other hideous things which no sane mortal should know, that this talisman is indeed the nameless Yellow Sign handed down from the accursed cult of Hastur from primordial Carcosa, whereof the volume treats . . ."
• Henkel's educational lectures includes the 2014 " Queerly Provocative " panel, a discussion of LGBTQ community issues as they relate to the world of art and lectures for the 2011 highly controversial exhibition,  Multiples : The Artwork of John Wayne Gacy, " with notable criminologist Dr . Jack Levin and respected art therapy specialist Dr . Dave Gussak.
• Veronica Hollinger, co-editor of the scholarly journal " Science Fiction Studies " of DePauw University, states in her article " ( Re ) reading Queerly : Science Fiction, Feminism, and the Defamiliarization of Gender " that women are forced to conform to an constructed ideal of femininity in order to avoid being seen as a failure or to some extent incomplete.
• For instance, in his description of " Bear Rock " in " Climbing in the British Isles ", the reader divines a subtle poke at the new pastime of bouldering : " a queerly-shaped rock on Great Napes, which in the middle of March, 1889 was gravely attacked by a large party comprising some five or six of the strongest climbers in England.