Sentence examples for be bizarre rather than from inspiring English sources

Expect it to be bizarre rather than Bizet.

The question had been: why do so many designers make clothes that make women look bizarre rather than beautiful?

The allegations against Anzrah fall into the category of bizarre rather than malicious.

(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).

It has been bizarre the way most European countries have put vast sums into keeping zombie banks going, rather than winding them down in an orderly fashion.

… lots of those relationships are bizarre.

Let it be sooner rather than later.

Respect must be earned rather than demanded.

Citizens should be taxed rather than subsidised.

He should be pitied rather than condemned.

Be complimentary rather than critical.