Sentence examples for a bizarre ideological from inspiring English sources
Xenophon says the rejection of international permits is a "bizarre, ideological decision".
The protest was a bizarre ideological stew; Kasparov spoke about liberty and openness, but Communists spoke about liberty and openness as well.
Instead, the right is fueling a bizarre ideological war on taxation itself, and progressive taxation in particular.
The Guardian and the Mail, bound together in some bizarre ideological suicide pact?
Nevertheless, in a bizarre form of ideological dissonance, these same protesters were hostile towards local media and saw the Anglo-American press as their champions, with many calling on Washington and the west to take decisive action against the coup, and to reinstate Morsi.
A decade ago, Michael Levin made a bizarre discovery.
O'Reilly called Colbert an "ideological fanatic" and a "deceiver" and, in a bizarre twist, managing to connect Colbert to recent post-basketball mayhem by a bunch of college students at UConn.
Even today, with that ideological kinship gone, "a crude mixture of anti-Americanism and a bizarre romanticisation of Russo-German affinities" persists, says Heinrich August Winkler, a historian with an interest in Germany's ambivalent integration into the West.In theory reunification in 1990 anchored all of Germany firmly in the West, as defined by NATO, the European Union and shared values.
It seems a bizarre question.
