Sentence examples for bizarre array from inspiring English sources

For most of the piece, Grayburn keeps his face covered with a bizarre array of headgear.

The inspiringly bonkers atmosphere is due to the vibrantly themed zones, the wild fancy dress, the eclectic and bizarre array of entertainment, and the explosively diverse lineup.

There was Dysert O'Dea, where a bizarre array of Romanesque-style animal and human heads arches over the south doorway of the church.

Walk into the average supermarket and you will now see a bizarre array of processed vegan products that never used to be there – from pasties to imitation "chorizo" sausages.

The fossils, discovered in Southern China's Yunnan Province, date to the Cambrian period, when a diverse and sometimes bizarre array of life forms were rapidly emerging in the Earth's oceans.

Abrahim pulled from his wallet a photograph of a young girl, no older than fifteen or sixteen, dressed in a bizarre array of Western clothes — a pleated black-and-white polka-dot dress that was several sizes too large, a pair of high-top sneakers, and makeup that had been painted on to make her look older.

Even CRISPR (Clustered Regularly Interspaced Short Palindromic Repeats), the basis of the genome editing technology that drastically changed the prospect of gene therapy for the better, would not exist if microbiologists were not curious enough to probe the functions of the bizarre arrays of repeated DNA sequences they found in bacteria.

Colloquium collects, as disparately as MAPH itself, a bizarre but beautiful array of contents and people, and manifests something of the original stakes the desire to know, to write something important, to try to figure IT out that I so rarely experience these days, through no one's fault but my own.

Gradually, their medieval strangeness inspires both a deeper curiosity and commitment and before long we meet an array of bizarre friends - the man with a cat's paw instead of a hand, the hermaphrodite shoe-seller and so on.

Despite ratings success, a cult following among the young men of Britain and even, three years ago, a Christmas hit single, the jury has always been out on Francis and his array of bizarre alter egos.

Dickens introduces a modern psychological understanding as he describes the insecurities and damaged self-esteem of the main characters and surrounds them with a marvellous array of bizarre eccentrics.