Sentence examples for bizarre from from inspiring English sources
Fame only gets more bizarre from here.
It has been called everything from spectacular to bizarre, from inspired to unfair.
And the action grows still more bizarre from that point on.
The case, set in Bolingbrook, Ill., a suburb southwest of Chicago, has been bizarre from the beginning.
Trump, though, stopped and stood with Carson, and in doing so he kept the bizarre from seeming pathetic.
The photos are all taken from the front, and what looks bizarre from east or west makes a great picture when seen from the north.
Aside from the bizarre disconnect from political reality, this simply highlights a huge problem with the incentive structure.
Some of this debate stems from the bizarre edict from the major league office that a 35-man roster must have a utility player.
The workhouse seems now a bizarre institution from another age, familiar only from Dickens and Hardy.
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A similarly bizarre sample from the Roman joke book reads: "A man from Abdera sees a recently crucified runner.
