Sentence examples for a bizarre example from inspiring English sources
A bizarre example of his critical acumen occurred when, in the middle of a BBC Third Programme recording of the Amadeus performing Peter Racine Fricker's String Quartet No 2, the playing stumbled to a halt and Nissel's voice was heard saying: "Oh, Christ, we can't let it go out like that".
In a bizarre example of just the kind of blind ideological obsession, the Wall Street Journal published an opinion piece arguing that Montt had gotten a bad rap from "the left" - something that would surprise, at a minimum, the hundreds of thousands of people who perished and suffered under his rule.
The infliximab trial for the treatment of heart failure is a bizarre example [ 3].
Since the species origin of such products is often unclear, there is a concern about fraud, health risks and violation of ethical/religious principles, as best illustrated by the 2013 European horse meat case (for a further bizarre example see: http://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-17980177).
When she was living in a walk-up on West 43rd Street, to cite one bizarre example, a nearby construction accident sent a steel beam plunging through her apartment building.
In another bizarre example of a man voluntarily eating something that could completely destroy his internal organs, a 42-year-old police officer in India developed a near-fatal appetite for metal which led him to swallow 40 knives and landed him in emergency surgery last week, the Washington Post reports.
In the most bizarre example, China recently banned Buddhist monks in Tibet from reincarnating without government permission.
The most bizarre example of their lifelong tensions came when Picasso introduced his new lover Francois Gilot to the elderly Matisse.
The male American politicians waging war on Afghanistan were the most bizarre example.
Jindal, citing "government waste" (as Republicans are wont to do), came up with the bizarre example of "volcano monitoring".
