Sentence examples for bizarre habit from inspiring English sources

The actor has made a bizarre habit of popping up at various events in former Soviet territories of late.

He fires himself up with screaming bursts of R-rated patter, a bizarre habit that can be unnerving even to teammates.

Do they make fun of his girl, or his fashion pretensions, or his bizarre habit (practice-heat advantages notwithstanding) of spending his vacations in Dubai?

For all of President Trump's fulminations about the danger of leaks, his White House has a bizarre habit of authorizing spokespeople to talk with the press on the condition that their names not be mentioned.

An interesting side effect of how practice reinforces memory is that, when you get a test wrong, you are in some ways strengthening the wrong answer – you are rehearsing failure, which can be dangerous … I recall once getting into the bizarre habit of not being able to remember Bob Dylan's name.

And they're all horrifed by Matilda's bizarre habit of preferring books over the television.

Still, the wiry and intense Dr. Lee remains bent on reversing what he calls "bizarre habits that have been ingrained" in the world of primary care.

The two are enemies from the start, when Jasper becomes furious that the press seems to focus more on Barrington's bizarre habits than on his extravagant parties.

If Bravo is the network devoted to baroque expressions of coastal affluence, TLC exists as its spirit cousin and opposition: a cable channel committed to the ostensibly bizarre habits of non-elites.

Some beetles (e.g., burying beetles of the family Silphidae and whirligig beetles of the family Gyrinidae) attract attention by their bizarre habits; others do so by their grotesque forms (e.g., Scarabaeidae).

"And I thought, 'What am I doing here with all this traffic and this attittude of battling passenger cars and minor road rage and panel truck drivers with bizarre habits?