Sentence examples for bizarre looking from inspiring English sources
To answer your first question, "bizarre-looking" is a completely correct and usable phrase in written English
It is an adjective phrase that describes something as strange or unusual in appearance. Here is an example of how you could use it in a sentence: "The new sculpture in the park is truly bizarre-looking, with its twisted metal and jarring angles."
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But back to the show, which begins by setting the teeth on edge with 12 raucous new sculptures in the form of bizarre looking "Schauspieler" ("Actors") mannequins.
It's a bizarre looking place and as we wander its sloping streets I can't help but feel I'm in a kind of weird, historical theme park.
Then an even more bizarre looking creature heads right towards us: dark grey, but sporting a red head and what looks like a yellow scarf hanging around its neck.
Like his throwaway poem Hammerhead: 'Man, I think the hammerhead shark is the/most bizarre looking creature I've ever seen./What is the deal with that head?' From his poetry, Madsen emerges as a likeable raw nerve - a dude curmudgeon, unprecious to a fault.
I mean, she was truly bizarre looking.
"When I started, I'd hear other people saying, 'God, she's so bizarre-looking', because I didn't look like the girl next door.
Then about eight years ago she went to a potluck dinner at a local farm, and a friend brought a dish made of young chicken-of-the-woods. "That very bright orange color, it's the most bizarre-looking mushroom you ever want to see," she said.
To many people, lizards and turtles are bizarre-looking creatures.
Yes, but only with a bizarre-looking defense.
They make a bizarre-looking pair, but are religiously significant.
