Sentence examples for bit of bizarre from inspiring English sources

It's an absolutely wonderful bit of bizarre serendipity.

And finally, in a bit of bizarre news, an unnamed senior official at the U.S. National Science Foundation apparently viewed pornography on a work computer over 2 years.

MR: I have to throw out there that tiny bit of bizarre controversy over a certain single's title.

A bit of a bizarre game, as if the players were all just enjoying themselves and not trying too much".

The hearing on Monday took a bit of a bizarre turn as lawyers for the various co-conspirators stood up to argue that their clients' names should not be part of the public record, with several referring to their clients as "Mr. X" or client "Y".

One, because the company somehow managed to keep them under wraps until today's event and two, because Surface Headphones are a bit of a bizarre addition to the line.

If you remember all three, you'll also likely remember that Bill Clinton inspired quite a bit of lunacy, bizarre conspiracy theories, and outright hatred from his opponents.

"It's a bit of a bizarre analysis, because the fact is that migrants are going to keep migrating no matter how dangerous and difficult it is," Grisgraber told The WorldPost.

When not collecting souvenirs for his office in Orlando, Florida, he spends his time finding bits of the bizarre that can be showcased in the various museums around the world.

In a bizarre bit of literary artifice, Fuller uses quotation marks for white dialogue but not black.

In a bizarre bit of banking, Afghanistan's currency is printed by the Taliban's remaining opposition, the government of Burhanuddin Rabbani, who unceremoniously fled Kabul in 1996.