Sentence examples for bizarre breed from inspiring English sources
Even so, most cord cutters are "really just a bizarre breed of people, usually in New York or San Francisco, who don't watch a lot of television in the first place," said Bruce Leichtman, the president of the New Hampshire-based group.
Her 2012 exhibition "The Empathics" introduced viewers to a bizarre breed of women who, after encountering genetically unusual buried remains, begin experiencing psychedelic visions that transform them into part plant, part animal hybrids.
The aquarium also made news by opening its "Shark Lagoon" exhibit and by receiving an award from the Assn. of Zoos and Aquariums, a nonprofit organization that accredits facilities that have met rigorous standards, for being the first facility in the world to successfully breed bizarre creatures known as weedy sea dragons.
And that's one of Candy's most wonderfully bizarre characteristics – it's a rare breed of mum-friendly gay bar.
And hot on the heels of a Science paper that reported bacteria that use arsenic instead of phosphorus in their DNA, comes a new breed of sea monkeys found feasting on these bizarre bugs.
Yet the pigeon also inspires cults of rabid admirers who race them, breed them and show them off in pageants as bizarre as any snooty dog show.
The Republican women in Congress most clearly embody, and project, a new breed of political woman from the party: media-savvy and youthful, brash and bizarre, outspoken and flashy.
Beinhart, in one memorable, metaphor-rich chapter, describes a bizarre gathering at Stowe's horse farm at which guests first watch a prize stallion breed, then watch a televised presidential debate.
