Sentence examples for absurdly bizarre from inspiring English sources
It's absurdly bizarre for superheated water to suddenly pop its cork, but if it does this faithfully (every 65 minutes if its last eruption lasted less that 2.5 seconds; every 92 minutes if the last eruption lasted longer than 2.5 seconds) then you have something that serves, even in our sardonic age, as a tonic to our souls.
"Think how absurdly bizarre that is?" Biden asked.
The absurdly plummy accent is in bizarre contrast to the other performers' natural ones, and Mr. Broderick's moist eyes and stiff, dainty shuffle, meant to suggest emotional constipation, make him resemble a turtle with mutton chops.
What Culkin and his cohort have given us, instead of polished poetry and prose, are the kinds of bizarre fun facts and absurdly funny reading experiences that add a charming new dimension to their public images.
We experienced bizarre events - like a youngster who became absurdly world famous in Time magazine, thanks to his dexterity with a lighter.
(The notion, sometimes found at large in America, that Sarkozy is in some way un-French, rather than merely unsuccessful, is bizarre, by the way, and depends on an absurdly shallow knowledge of French history and manners; small hyper-energetic men with a taste for action are not exactly unknown in its history. Bonapartism refers not merely to a man but to a whole political inclination).
Added Whedon: "The things about it that are wrong frustrate me enormously, but I got to make an absurdly personal movie about humanity and what it means in very esoteric and bizarre ways for hundreds of millions of dollars.
"The things about it that are wrong frustrate me enormously," Whedon continued, "but I got to make an absurdly personal movie about humanity and what it means in a very esoteric and bizarre ways for hundreds of millions of dollars.
The result was absurdly creative and gratifyingly weird: in a world of staid banter, it proved that comedy could still be taken to bizarre new extremes.
