So what's the big deal?" After he left the Durst Organization in 1994, Durst had assumed an even more bizarre lifestyle than the one he maintained in New York.
You might assume from my bizarre behavior that I was approaching some sort of Hunger Games (Arctic Circle Edition) scenario.
"For some bizarre reason, Goldsmith assumed all the 120,000 Sikhs were middle-class Hindus, running family businesses, concerned about burglaries and possessions whilst welcoming Modi's UK visit last year".
This is a fantastical way of getting at the bizarre, almost animate presence firearms have assumed in some quarters.
Finkel, a disgraced freelance journalist, recounts the bizarre story of the murderer who assumed his identity, and comes to terms with his own career (in 2002 he was caught inventing a character in an article for The New York Times Magazine).
The most ordinary words, the simplest ideas assume a new and bizarre aspect.
Mr. Fee said he had tried unsuccessfully to detail Richard's bizarre behavior, assuming that Richard had not shared such details with his doctor.
This wasn't so much because, by a bizarre coincidence, he had gone to school with the employee; it was, rather, that, like many Frenchmen who kept up with contemporary literature, he had assumed that the young man was dead.
In the coming years people will stare at this bizarre scoreline and assume it was an unalloyed triumph.
Twice in the first half Flamini squandered possession in bizarre circumstances, mistakenly assuming a pass towards him was intended for a team-mate, underlining Arsenal's uncertainty.
