Sentence examples for bizarre instance from inspiring English sources

There is a bizarre instance of a strawberry translating the baby-talk of the foodimals.

In one bizarre instance, Battista Franco added the eagle carrying away Ganymede to a large painting of "The Battle of Montemurlo".

It's a bizarre instance of strong-arm moralizing – one more than likely due to one jobsworthy official taking themselves a little too seriously.

One bizarre instance of this occurred in the London Games of 1948 when, with scoring on a scale of one to 10, a female adjudicator awarded a Czechoslovakian gymnast 13.1.

In one particularly bizarre instance, the prosecutors presented as evidence a conversation a co-defendant had with my father in a dream.

In these bizarre instances, the woman harbors circulating cells from her mother and from her offspring that turn out to be more compatible in their HLA palette with each other than either is with the mother in the middle.

A1 Arrest Based on Jitters A missed plane connection, terrorism paranoia, prolific facial hair and arguably poor judgment resulted in the arrest of two men of Indian descent last week in what seems to be one of the more bizarre instances of air-travel hysteria.

In one of the more bizarre instances of fraud for which he was convicted, Black received a payment of $2.6 million in exchange for agreeing not to compete with American Publishing, a Hollinger subsidiary.

Much can be said for the at times bizarre instances of rural raving, and I felt like I experienced them all.

The abbreviations section includes a strange mixture of terms that are in everyday use and often bizarre entries (for instance, CRTAP [cartilage associated protein] and DAD [doctor assisted suicide]), which admittedly may represent commonly used terms in the authors' local areas.

There are fewer footnotes and more assertions, including points that are plainly wrong (for instance the bizarre idea that "too much common equity and cash reserves" caused persistent deflation at the end of the 19th century (see the last paragraph on Page 12).