Sentence examples for bizarre judgments from inspiring English sources

Far too often, its judges make bizarre judgments on behalf of powerful interests.

Dr. Lattimer theorized that the disease prompted him to make bizarre judgments that eventually cost Germany the war.

I'm sure people in this room have their favourite horror stories of ghastly inspections and bizarre judgments.

This leads to some bizarre judgments (praise for European agricultural protection, even though poor-country farmers suffer from it) and errors of fact (poverty has not worsened in Brazil since the end of military rule).The authors provide historical and political background but too little economic and social context, which makes it hard to judge how much good the MST can do.

It is a bizarre judgment, but then this is soccer, or "calcio," as Italians call it.

Accept it without making bizarre value judgments.

As Godwin says, saving someone just because they are a relation seems bizarre without some additional judgment about their moral worth: a parent who is foolish or evil cannot have an over-riding claim on us against the moral deserts of all other members of the human race.

Abbott said the commission's ruling that Basikbasik "be released" was "pretty bizarre" and demonstrated "extremely questionable judgment".

Co-founder Peter Sunde held a relaxed press conference live on the Web site, slamming the ruling as "bizarre" and "not a fair judgment".

The MPs' judgment of the library now looks bizarre.

"It is bizarre and deeply unfortunate that Senator Johnson would question the judgment of a colleague and friend," McCain spokeswoman Julie Tarallo said in a statement.