Sentence examples for bizarre focus from inspiring English sources

Responding to the study, University and College Union general secretary Sally Hunt said: "This report again raises the issue of increased stigmatisation of Muslim students and the bizarre focus on 'British values'.

It's about priorities, and whether you love it, hate it, or just don't care, the UK's bizarre focus on graffiti has distracted from far more important issues.

The article's light, almost jocular tone and bizarre focus on the neo-Nazis' appearance to the exclusion of their abhorrent beliefs contributes to the normalization of dangerous extremists.

At the ceremony, Kissinger later recalled, Nixon's remarks "ranged from the perfunctory to the bizarre," focusing on the fact that he was "the first secretary of state since World War II who did not part his hair".

Yet it seems bizarre to focus on a reaction to the disease rather then trying to cure it.

On the other hand, should the high court decide the ACT's legislation is invalid, it will betray a bizarre and harmful focus on federal consistency.

His shoulders rolled rhythmically and he feinted with his hips, gliding sideways as he snapped off a half-dozen jabs from bizarre angles, all focused on approximately my puss.

Whether the controversial documents turn out to be authentic or forged, the bizarre case has focused the attention of Mormon intellectuals on documents that show a connection between folk magic and early Mormonism and question the divine authorship of the Book of Mormon.

This view of Saturn's moon Hyperion brings into focus its bizarre, sponge-like surface.

Justice Samuel Alito conceded these facts where "indefensible" and "bizarre," but kept the focus where Roberts did: the problem of "opening the doors" to a wave of state claims from defendants complaining that they were represented poorly by their lawyers.

The chief conflates personal and corporate assets, is obsessed with buying other companies, or focuses on bizarre details.