Sentence examples for a bizarre article from inspiring English sources
Having a cleaner was something southerners did, and it seemed to be a bizarre article of faith that southerners had a disturbingly lax attitude to domestic hygiene.
There's even a bizarre article – hard to tell how serious – about Sullivan's growing fear that animals are going to rise up and make war on mankind ("The Violence of the Lambs", of course).
The article is a bizarre hate-filled screed, and as such, an aberration in the The New Yorker archive, and also as such, it brings into question yet again the judgment of editor David Remnick.
On display is a bizarre minimalist sculpture made of various articles of clothing that the artist has stitched together over a wire armature in the shape of an animal carcass and then hung on a meat hook.
Based on a 2008 New Yorker article by David Grann, it uncovers a bizarre piece of Polish criminal history, in which the cold case murder of a businessman is suddenly discovered to share remarkable similarities to an author's debut novel.
It also differentiates him from the other lone foreigners in Kiev, who tend to be harsher on the government, and on him.Indeed, the news that The Economist was publishing an article about Mr Pickard produced a bizarre flurry of accusations.
A decade ago, Michael Levin made a bizarre discovery.
I printed out article after article on that particular chemo regimen and read them in a bizarre form of intellectual self-flagellation.
