Sentence examples for a bizarre collection from inspiring English sources
Mocking the Oscar obsession with dresses, she changed outfits 12 times, appearing onstage in a bizarre collection of revealing concoctions.
As Mr Blair approached the podium he was greeted by a bizarre collection of celebrities and politicians.
As I gazed at a bizarre collection of plastic posies, dolls and coins on the mound, Alex recounted the legend of Jay's Grave.
The Chinese people were told by their government that this unique gathering near their capital was a bizarre collection of prostitutes, lesbians, and nudists.
"Her Miss Marmelstein was very funny, a bizarre collection of idiosyncrasies which came from instinct and were probably rehearsed at home.
It began with a speech by the shadow Chancellor at the traditional New Labour think-tank Demos in which the Tories' chief election strategist cited a bizarre collection of left-leaning governments – the Swedish Social Democrats, Bill Clinton's Democrats and the Canadian Liberal Party – as exemplars for the future of the Conservative party under comrade Cameron.
To realize his idea of having the site's browsers create their own still lifes (with a click here, a click there), he put together a cheerily bizarre collection of objects to choose from: a taxidermic puffin, a bottle of Pepto-Bismol, a Moroccan-style metal and alabaster urn, a wire sculpture, a chicken leg, a saucepan, a banana.
I also finally learnt the secret of one of the city's most beautiful and least-visited buildings: El Palacio de las Aguas Corrientes, a 19th-century water folly housing a rather bizarre collection of vintage toilets.
One year, we got a very bizarre collection, world music, international music, whatever you call it, very unusual stuff.
After that first group of statues, you come to a teasingly bizarre collection of painted models that bravely reimagine what Greek sculpture originally looked like.
These are the 10 most read stories from the Guardian's technology pages for 2009: it's an often bizarre collection of stories that covers the weird and wonderful variety of stuff we've written about.
