Sentence examples for bizarre change from inspiring English sources

"This is a rather bizarre change in the programme," Hamilton said.

Mother Country, her book about Sellafield, seemed like a bizarre change of genre, but she was always interested in the environment.

(Include here if Birthday Party)." This bizarre change seems to suggest you now need a risk assessment form to celebrate a birthday.

Strahan and his agent, Tony Agnone, may choose to wait until after next season before agreeing to such a deal, but barring a catastrophic injury or bizarre change in philosophy by upper management, Strahan isn't going anywhere.

A rapid and bizarre change in religious beliefs, especially the delusion of being God, is not rare among serial killers and others who commit violent crimes, according to mental health experts who study extreme criminal behavior.

Last night, he watched his side stay fourth and keep the pressure on Lyon after winning 1 0 at Le Mans, who made a bizarre change of their own this week: the coach, Daniel Jeandupeux, returned to his position as sports director while the 33-year-old Arnaud Cormier, who began the season as assistant coach, is now in charge, with Yves Bertucci, coach at the season's start, as his number two.

He once observed that nuclear fallout might bring bizarre changes.

Some bizarre changes occur when you drag your mouse cursor on the windows.

All to reinforce the mind-melting premise of the film itself, about a man who undergoes a bizarre identity change.

Simon said it was bizarre to change the gender of the song (she naturally sang "Me and Mr. Jones") but that's a ridiculous comment.

Although I was a huge Prince fan during the 1980s, he sort of dropped off my radar after his "Purple Rain" album and movie, with the exception of his bizarre name change – The Artist (Formerly Known As Prince) – and his Super Bowl performance in 2007, which I thought was amazing.