Sentence examples for bizarre conjecture from inspiring English sources

One is reminded of Stephen Hawking's bizarre conjecture at the end of "A Brief History of Time" (Bantam; 1988) that when physicists eventually find an equation which unifies the fundamental physical forces, then it should "be understandable in broad principle by everyone, not just a few scientists".

As befits such a bizarre tale, there is some conjecture as to whether Watson stayed in Room 46 (where Lily had allegedly been tortured by the priests before being thrown down a nearby well) from the start, or was mischievously shifted there after his midnight crisis and flight to Lee's room.

That's conjecture.

Bizarre booking.

Again, pure conjecture.

So bizarre.

Abundance conjecture.

Absolutely bizarre.

HOLDER: Bizarre.

Bizarre headline.

Some find it bizarre.