Sentence examples for bizarre beliefs from inspiring English sources
The philosopher Steven Law explains why people hold bizarre beliefs in "Believing Bullshit".
"Our customs are important to us," says an innkeeper who seems to be an authority on Blackhampton's bizarre beliefs.
Drawing outrage from AIDS activists everywhere, these bizarre beliefs delayed the large-scale distribution of antiretroviral drugs year after precious year.
"A hundred years ago Hannan and his ilk would have been able to vent their rather bizarre beliefs bullying people in a nether-province of India".
(My guess is that the first two, and possibly the third, but not the fourth, are also thought of as examples of "weird" / "bizarre" beliefs). So, Pointed Question 2, like its predecessor, rightly receives a negative answer.
Although often persecuted for pacifism or for bizarre beliefs falsely attributed to them, the Shakers won admiration for their model farms, orderly and prosperous communities, and fair dealing with outsiders.
Her auditors were "perplexed by its plot, alienated by its bizarre belief systems, at odds with its moral compass".
"There's a bizarre belief that we'll be young forever," he says.It is not that Moore's law has suddenly ceased to apply.
His bizarre belief that he could actually win the heart of a famous actress by shooting Ronald Reagan was powerful evidence of his insanity.
Some out-of-towners also have the bizarre belief that they do not need to hear anymore what a great sports town New York is.
He keeps nagging the central bank to cut rates in the bizarre belief that high rates stoke inflation.Mr Erdogan's campaign to destroy Fethullah Gulen, a popular cleric and one-time ally, is sowing fear in business circles.
