Sentence examples for bizarre definition from inspiring English sources

Officers can detain someone not because they suspect them of being involved in terrorist activities, but to see "if someone appears" to – even indirectly – be facilitating the bizarre definition of terrorism used in the act.

So even if you accept the Independent's bizarre definition of the word "empty", that's only true of 25% of free schools in their first year – this does not account for any growth they may have experienced since.

The best words are those with unusual letters, funny sounds, or ones that have truly bizarre definitions aimed at boggling the minds of those who hear or read them!

Indeed, why is Melvyn Bragg left groping for bizarre self-definitions ("class-mongrel") – why can't he simply be defined as a high-achieving, literate, working-class man?

I remember it spreading out across the purple synapses of my blooming brain, massaging its way into the gaps, the lyrics (which I barely understood) forming bizarre, fictional definitions.

My insiders tell me it's a joyless gig, trying to work within the insane, Steve Jobs-era dictum of zero-tolerance for even a whiff of pornography in the App Store, a bizarre and, by definition, arbitrary rule which cannot possibly be applied with anything resembling fairness or logic.

That is bizarre by anyone's definition.

It was, by any definition, a bizarre love triangle.

I always find that etymology bizarre, because hard squash almost by definition have to be cooked.

In some cases this definition of beauty takes on bizarre forms.

Dr. Lewis and her colleagues study savage and bizarre murders, which she says are almost by definition the most crazed.