Sentence examples for a bizarre mixture of from inspiring English sources

The show was a bizarre mixture of the friendly and the terrifying.

Julian and Sandy, played by Kenneth Williams, spoke in Polari, a bizarre mixture of the Romany language and homosexual streetcode.

He said: "I don't want to get carried away until the news is officially confirmed but right now my emotions are a bizarre mixture of happiness and anger.

Dfid is full of ex-aid and development NGO workers, Decc is a bizarre mixture of ex-energy workers and climate change and environmental lobbyists.

Back once again on Caprera, Garibaldi led a life that was a bizarre mixture of extreme frugality, severe rheumatism, celebrity, cigars, political conspiracy, and romantic complications.

His campaign slogan was a bizarre mixture of honesty and thinly veiled threat: 'He Killed My Ma, He Killed My Pa, But I Will Vote for Him'.

Doug Hofstadter, the Pulitzer Prize winning author of "Gödel, Escher, Bach" has been even harsher, saying once in an interview that "if you read Ray Kurzweil's books … what I find is that it's a very bizarre mixture of ideas that are solid and good with ideas that are crazy.

Although possibly this is what Kurzweil's critics, such as the biologist PZ Myers, mean when they say that the problem with Kurzweil's theories is that "it's a very bizarre mixture of ideas that are solid and good with ideas that are crazy.

It is composed of what sounds like a bizarre mixture: fly-ash, a fine-grained waste product from coal-fired power stations; carbon nanotubes, cylindrical molecules made of elemental carbon; and two binding agents, sodium silicate and sodium hydroxide.

But, he added, "most financial blogs" and the people who comment on them offer "a relentless and somewhat bizarre mixture of Calvinist moralizing and noisy negative triumphalism".

And somehow the bizarre mixture of spectacle and sobriety has an impact: the portrait of the West begins to become nuanced.