Sentence examples for apparently bizarre from inspiring English sources

The annual meeting, held Monday in Beijing, was apparently bizarre.

Part surreal murder mystery, part multi-stranded love story, it is full of apparently bizarre incidents and behaviour.

My competitors in the annual pool were eager to hear an explanation for my apparently bizarre selection of an Ivy League team to beat the defending national champion.

At least that aspiration has been dropped, as the date draws uncomfortably near.Defenders of Europe's leaders might argue that, in every case cited above, there is a logic behind such apparently bizarre statements.

One of these lower-drawer scores, Shostakovich's music for an apparently bizarre 1932 Soviet production of "Hamlet," opened the New York Chamber Symphony's concert on Saturday evening at Alice Tully Hall.

The sensitivity analysis shows which system parameters are mainly responsible for this apparently bizarre phenomenon.

It consisted of room upon room of bizarre, apparently unrelated artefacts.

He made headlines this fall when he said the next prime minister should prove he has "a legitimate family with legitimate children," apparently a somewhat bizarre attack on Mr. Rutelli, who has adopted an Ecuadorean child.

It's also apparently beset with bizarre aesthetic forays into the past, when mysterious men in fedoras skulked past hobo trashcan fires on their way into diners where waitresses served homemade pie, and socialites took their hair-styling cues from Aaron Spelling.

Nor should anyone set too much store by the bizarre, apparently premonitory, coincidences in the lyrics: the album's opening line about a body falling from the sky; the recurring theme of addressing God to no avail – which even disconcerted his main musical foil, Warren Ellis.

Another, apparently, is the insistent, bizarre, nostalgia for everyone being pretty much in his or her place.