Sentence examples for be a bit bizarre from inspiring English sources

Sometimes the changes can be a bit bizarre.

To say out loud that your name has "market value" must be a bit bizarre.

"I'm not saying we never discuss politics, because it would be a bit bizarre to say that.

Certainly since 1982, when I started having a family, I've tried to have a sense of normality in my life, because the rest of it can be a bit bizarre.

The disk's pairing of the concerto with Stravinsky's neo-primitive cantata "Les Noces" (an idealized vision of a Russian peasant wedding) may be a bit bizarre, but it makes for an ideal hipster stocking stuffer.

Talking to my mum and dad on Skype will be a bit bizarre, but we'll be together before the New Year and we'll start 2014 in the right place, which is good".

Frankly it's a bit bizarre.

"The setting was a bit bizarre.

By any standard, this is a bit bizarre.

But that was precisely because the sport is a bit bizarre to watch.

Some of the arguments made in the complaint are a bit bizarre.