Sentence examples for bizarre extent from inspiring English sources

Video footage of the bizarre extent of the preparations made to prepare Mr Padilla for his dental appointment has been released to the prisoner's lawyers and seen by the New York Times, which revealed the details yesterday.

Lobbyists on both sides of the issue have been engaged in a bizarre debate over the extent to which private companies are involved in airport security everywhere from the Netherlands to Israel, with some conservatives revealing a newfound admiration of foreign ways.

The bizarre question of to what extent Labour will fund Kezia Dugdale's eye-wateringly prohibitive costs over a defamation claim from a pro-independence blogger threatens to convulse the party.

What we did not count on during the campaign -- though we had a hint of it during the bizarre Palin rallies -- was the extent to which the opposition would to go in their efforts to delegitimize an Obama presidency.

In cases with schizophrenia, the degree of injury extent can be rather bizarre and potentially very harmful.

"It's not bizarre or detached from reality to such an extent that it would meet the insanity criteria".

"While Bundy claims he is a cattle rancher, his ranching operation – to the extent it can be called that – is unconventional if not bizarre," prosecutors wrote.

With his bizarre flight of fantasy about the mufti, Netanyahu had revealed again the extent to which the Holocaust still colours the Israeli mindset, fearfully seeing neighbours near and far as "Nazis in disguise".

To the extent that the outside world cares at all, we must look utterly bizarre.

I wouldn't make light of the extent to which having People magazine and its rivals about the house feeds the interest in bizarre celebrity behaviors.

"Don't lie to them to the extent to say there is no involvement, but just say this is sort of a comedy of errors, bizarre, without getting into it," he says.