The fourth edition of the American Heritage Dictionary labels plus which "not well established in formal writing"; its editor, Joe Pickett, calls the usage "a bizarre construction that combines two conjunctions and has the force of a conjunctive adverb" (indeed!).
The back cover of 15 Serial Killers proclaims the author's belief in Georges Bataille's idea that "only at the extremes is there freedom," a philosophical stance that begins to explain the book's bizarre construction.
Three rotund people gaze up at a bizarre rooftop construction: a central pole with decorative architectural fragments attached, topped by a cut-glass globe with glowing light bulbs inside.
Far more of a mystery, however, is how Bosch came to imagine the bizarre plants and futuristic constructions that appear in many of his religious paintings.
When she was living in a walk-up on West 43rd Street, to cite one bizarre example, a nearby construction accident sent a steel beam plunging through her apartment building.
I thought about Campbell's determination over 30 years ago to make clear what was being spent by the government and the lengths he was willing to go to to reveal what was still a state secret and the way he insisted that the government should be held accountable for the construction of this bizarre underworld.
The dams' unique construction makes them vulnerable to a bizarre and potentially devastating process called liquefaction.
"Bizarre cell phone towers, electrical substations, trash compactors, construction workers making a hole in the road that exposes all of the tubes and pipes that have always been below us are suddenly visible to me, as if out of nowhere.
7) Verizon's Shell Game Is Based on a Bizarre Fact: All of Verizon's Fiber Optic Construction Has Been Done as "Title II", Common Carriage, Networks.
He is hoping that the bizarre, "biologically immortal" jellyfish Turritopsis dohrnii will inhabit his construction Abyssal Plain.
