Sentence examples for become bizarre from inspiring English sources

The behaviour of the Ngo family, always odd, had now become bizarre.

(Or maybe inane: gymnastics, like oysters, become bizarre and unpalatable under close scrutiny).

When the Army first began funding such research, it may well have been interested in a more powerful explosive, but this goal has become bizarre and outdated.

As the show develops, so do the contestants' feelings, but not so much the vocabulary they use, and these clichés become bizarre euphemisms for the gamut of human emotion.

"Last week, it became bizarre beyond belief".

"The world suddenly became bizarre," he said.

Once an elegant skier, he's had to give that up: "There is a point where it just becomes bizarre".

Once you treat the whole enterprise as surreal – think, staying Belgian, of the besuited men floating above rooftops in Magritte's Golconda – it becomes bizarre and quirky, if also a good third too long and dramatically topsy-turvy.

Then his name calling became bizarre.

It seems that as his personal life has become increasingly bizarre, so have his movie roles.

He saw the event as a calling and declared his candidacy.It has become a bizarre contest.