Sentence examples for a sort of bizarre from inspiring English sources

It was in Russian, and the supertitles, instead of using Shakespeare's original text, re-translated the words back from Russian in a sort of bizarre telegraph-ese.

Back in the earliest days of 2008, the fact that Kerviel could have built up that ¤50bn exposure was presented as a sort of bizarre anomaly of the system.

That's been a sort of bizarre friendship.

This idée fixe, reinforced on a daily basis by ever more preposterous presidential antics, finds the nation trapped in a sort of bizarre do-loop.

This behavior leads in turn to the judgment of God, and -- in what would seem to us a sort of bizarre justice -- the death of the child produced by this illicit union.

It could be any sort of bizarre, almost Satanic sort of voice.

Hanging around on the streets like that led them into all sorts of bizarre scenarios, like the time a teenage Jonathan Phelps was chased down the street and bitch-slapped by a knife-wielding transvestite.

One of the steepest of these is the Flying Kilometer, a smoothly groomed course used for speed-skiing races and all sorts of bizarre derivatives, such as high-speed descents on mountain bikes.

When I got there he was just sitting there all relaxed, reading that Dee Dee Ramone book Chelsea Hotel Horror (what a fucking weird read btw: Talking dogs, cannibals in the basement, all sorts of bizarre stuff).

"There are all sorts of bizarre things.

Just as a sitcom character gets close to a girlfriend's grandmother, as Dev does in one episode, you're bracing yourself for her to die, be a racist or have some sort of bizarre sexual perversion.