Sentence examples for bizarre issue from inspiring English sources

THE bitter battle between rival brewers over the bizarre issue of the royal provenance of carbohydrates may be vanishing, even as the two step up their fight for sales and market share.

For a comic that just got a big boost in interested parties thanks to the Benedict Cumberbatch-starring film, this sure is a plot-thick and bizarre issue of a comic.

When the BBC IT guys eventually straightened out the bizarre issues in the control room, Edwards apologized for the "technical problems" and got on with the show.

But there's this bizarre, inexplicable issue.

Tony Abbott has far more credibility than Kevin Rudd when it comes to stopping the boats, as bizarre an issue as it may be, simply because when the Coalition was in power there were fewer boats arriving.

The success is encouraging, in that it siphons attention away from sentimental shlockers like The Green Mile, with its questionable take on race, and The Cider House Rules, with its bizarre pseudo-issues.

Will he try to run bits of the government, thereby creating bizarre constitutional issues?

That is the somewhat bizarre warning issued by SoftBank, the firm that makes Pepper, perhaps the country's best-known humanoid, which went on sale earlier this year.

Residents had been developing cancer, kidney disease, and bizarre skin issues at an alarming rate.

A bizarre memo issued February 14 at an army command post in Washington State has declared that Nickelback's music can no longer be played at all times.

In a bizarre opinion issued by the BOE in 1996, Limited Liability Companies, commonly called LLCs, are considered individuals and not corporations for the purpose of campaign contribution limits.