Sentence examples for a rather bizarre turn from inspiring English sources

And then it takes a rather bizarre turn, and the second fifty minutes become somewhat of an endurance test for both actress and audience alike.

This game threw up a rather bizarre twist.

There's also been a rather bizarre situation at Tranmere this summer.

"This is a rather bizarre change in the programme," Hamilton said.

Yet David Cameron gave Her Majesty's subjects a rather bizarre insight into a recent conversation between the pair last week.

The Man who Made Things out of Trees is a rather bizarre title as it completely misrepresents Robert Penn's book.

Fiscal depute Malcolm Stewart described the affair as "a rather bizarre incident" which had left Collective staff "upset".

This is a logical conclusion to a rather bizarre drama.

A rather bizarre but thought-provoking encounter ensued.

Then, in October, an investigation into a mummified body found in a car took a bizarre turn.

However, the otherwise unremarkable segment took a bizarre turn when an anchor cut in with a conspiracy theory.