Sentence examples for be a more bizarre from inspiring English sources

"There could not be a more bizarre sight... .. he began.

Could there ever be a more bizarre choice of name for an architectural movement than Brutalism?

Though anywhere north of the Mason Dixon Line would seem to be a more bizarre place to find a flag that some (see: racists) construe as American "southern pride," Lipiec is far from the only Canadian who has made news in recent years for displaying the symbol.

It is a more bizarre sign of the times that Mr. Rumsfeld told reporters three times as he uttered Churchill's words that he did not want to be quoted -- as he was appearing live on CNN.

But this mundane vegetable is now deeply unfashionable, for Britain is consuming a more bizarre range of herbal supplements than ever before.High-street stores stock potions made of snakeroot, kelp and fenugreek, an Asian herb.

Once the game starts, this will likely be a remarkably more bizarre situation.

It is difficult to imagine a more bizarre academic dispute.

Has any ballet heroine in the entire repertory been the focus of a more bizarre variety of strenuously posed lifts?

For McCain, perhaps, the association is a bit more bizarre.

The rumors, which I can't confirm, were a little more bizarre.

Finally, there's an even more bizarre option, at least to those who think of sand as something natural.