Sentence examples for a bizarre thing from inspiring English sources

"What a bizarre thing to be good at".

Frankly, it's a bizarre thing to be doing".

Detective Constable Alison Brown said: "I thought it was such a bizarre thing to say.

"It was a bizarre thing," Ms. Bush Lauren said at the Standard.

That's a bizarre thing to believe about an important government program.

Goodman admitted: "It's a bizarre thing, but we all remember the Ann Widdecombes and the John Sergeants and Russell Grants.

"When you get four and a half million people a day into the system, every once in a while a really bizarre thing can happen".

"When you get four and a half million people a day into the system," Mr. Kelly said, "every once in a while a really bizarre thing can happen".

National Review comes at this problem by noting that "a grandmother and widowed daughter raising a child together" are not considered married; the reason, the magazine says, is "because their relationship is not part of an institution geared toward procreation," which is a slightly bizarre thing to say about the older woman's relationship with her daughter, the product of her own procreation.

It was a truly bizarre thing.

But instead it did a really bizarre thing: the helicopter flew straight into dense fog.