Sentence examples for bizarre examples from inspiring English sources
Some bizarre examples of light entertainment once ruled the festive schedules.
His work was old-fashioned by the standards of the day, though rich with ingeniously bizarre examples.
The Worcester News has been the victim of one of the more bizarre examples of the European court's so-called "right to be forgotten" ruling.
And it is within this grouping that comes one of the more bizarre examples being used this week to advocate the tax cuts – that of school principals.
Human rights groups abroad describe Dr. Mendoza's plight as one of the more bizarre examples of what they say is Cuba's systematic persecution of all independent political activity or expression.
In the most bizarre example, China recently banned Buddhist monks in Tibet from reincarnating without government permission.
The most bizarre example of their lifelong tensions came when Picasso introduced his new lover Francois Gilot to the elderly Matisse.
A bizarre example of a potential disruption is the Danes' fishery for sand eels in the North Sea.
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.
Numerous questions involved men doing active, strong tasks such as driving or playing sport, while women cooked, cleaned or, in one particularly bizarre example, simply "sat on a rug".
