Sentence examples for bizarre by from inspiring English sources

Bizarre by name, bizarre by nature.

That is bizarre by anyone's definition.

It's gets more bizarre by the minute.

The fight over the Obama administration's new health care rule, mandating that businesses provide coverage for birth control, grows more bizarre by the day.

His radical designs have charmed critics while being deemed bizarre by much of the mainstream press, featuring models wearing huge facial sculptures fashioned from reclaimed plywood.

While Bryan and Gene are ad men by day, they morph into storytellers of the paranormal and downright bizarre by later in the day, usually around lunchtime.

As their teenage kings get on in life, they devise increasingly elaborate backstories, bizarre by-laws and resplendent uniforms.

One bizarre by-product of industrial decline in Welsh mining towns is an epidemic of steroid abuse by young men.Self-determination would mean taking responsibility for such problems.

The Royal Palace (and designated as such, it contains some bizarre by-laws, the most important of which is the absence of licencing laws) camouflages some truly terrible working conditions.

"The suggestion we inflated those costs is bizarre as by doing so we would have hindered our chances of winning the work".

Some of Mr Fallows' readers attempt to defend bizarre decisions by airport security officials by arguing that strict, inflexible rules make screeners less likely to slip up.