Sentence examples for a statistically bizarre from inspiring English sources

My old friend Ben McGrath asks if I remember 1987, a statistically bizarre baseball year; indeed, I do.

By Adam Gopnik April 9, 2010 My old friend Ben McGrath asks if I remember 1987, a statistically bizarre baseball year; indeed, I do.

Domestic abuse is a crime on such a huge scale, one that damages so many lives, that it would be statistically bizarre if at least a handful of the 650 MPs at Westminster had not inflicted or experienced it.

But in this statistically bizarre season — no one drove in more than 83 runs — they have been led by last season's N.L. Cy Young award winner, Brandon Webb.

Here we see a statistically significant variance.

That is not a statistically significant difference.

On the other end of the spectrum from Kurzweil and Vinge, there are people who think that nothing new is going on: witness Megan McCardle's dismissal of the economic troubles faced by America's middle class as "a slight expected income downshift during the Great Recession" in an otherwise bizarre and statistically nonsensical piece.

It was a suitable cap to a bizarre few days.

A decade ago, Michael Levin made a bizarre discovery.

"They got a great first goal and a bizarre second.

A grand jury ruled the shooting a bizarre accident.