Sentence examples for bizarre calm from inspiring English sources

Caught at last, the Ripper, played with bizarre calm by Joseph Mawle, describes one of his killings to the assembled West Yorkshire police.

It didn't take long before I stumbled upon footage of a stone-faced Russian Everyman who, in fight after fight, did away with his opponents with a bizarre calm.

Far from being disappointed, the 31-year-old said she felt a "bizarre sense of calm to know the result".

At times like these, you start to realise why flying involves so many bizarre rituals designed to calm passenger nerves.

This goes hand in hand with people thinking calm (and often bizarre) thoughts during the event — -as though they're watching from the outside, as though they're watching a movie.

I usually scuba dive to explore the wonders of the sea, but the sensation of swimming with these velvet-skinned pulsating animals is both bizarre and beautiful, and very calming.

Žižek also implies the bloodbath scene from Scorsese's Taxi Driver is its "ending", when in fact the ending (following this scene) is altogether calmer and more bizarre, more drenched in ideology, and arguably more likely to inspire copycat maniacs.

McIlroy's propensity to create headlines is bizarre for one so young and calm of character.

"No one goes into emergency medicine thinking it's going to be easy and calm – that would be bizarre.

It might seem bizarre to find such peace and calm on Antarctica, famous for spectacular blizzards and vast piles of snow and ice.

This year, SoundScape was calm and coherent, with appropriately bizarre eruptions of the unexpected.