Sentence examples for a bizarre form from inspiring English sources

It's a (bizarre) form of bias.

A small agricultural pest called the cottony cushion scale exhibits a bizarre form of hermaphroditism in which parasitic males infect their daughters at birth.

Years later, as a teenager, I meted out a bizarre form of vigilante justice on the theater owners, whoever they were, for stealing my virtue.

It was the whole family: "Artifacts show the royalty of that era as having a somewhat androgynous appearance or a bizarre form of gynecomastia," according to the research.

I printed out article after article on that particular chemo regimen and read them in a bizarre form of intellectual self-flagellation.

Siena, under the lead of Domenico Beccafumi, developed a bizarre form of emotional Mannerism, but only Venice maintained a steady, independent Mannerism.

To continue believing that us whites were "settlers" at that point would have required a rather bizarre form of self-loathing.

The stark contradiction between how they see themselves and the reality of what they were doing, has led the Israeli leadership to develop a rather bizarre form of denial.

Nearly two decades ago, in "The Handmaid's Tale", the 63-year-old Ottawa-born poet and novelist posited an unholy alliance between puritan feminism and Bible-belt fundamentalism, from which she brewed a horrible and bizarre form of social engineering.

However, an even more bizarre form of 'asthma', known as eosinophilic bronchitis, was also clearly a significant cause of cough in the clinic [ 4].

But the erotic is only a meditation on this bizarre form of intercourse that culminates with "a shudder in the loins".