Sentence examples for bizarre looks from inspiring English sources

THE Carver One resembles a giant mechanical insect, yet its bizarre looks give no hint that the three-wheeler has moves to rival a "Dancing With the Stars" finalist.

His increasingly bizarre looks invited snide comments in the press well before Martin Short parodied him on the TV show "Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt" (an event that has been linked to his suicide), and he could be driven to tears by a slight or insult, personal or professional.

They are a good value, but their bizarre looks preclude them from being very high volume.

That bump makes it easier to pull the phone from your pocket, but it has a bizarre look.

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.

£12.99, Burt's Bees, burtsbees.co.uk 5. Instant hard skin remover This bizarre looking contraption is Scholl's "revolutionary" hard skin remover.

You can't all be using goats' His bizarre look is of a piece with an equally peculiar outlook on life.

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.

In her previous novel, the superlative, audaciously bizarre "Look at Me," Ms. Egan imagined a beautiful model whose face had been so mangled by an accident that she could slip through life as a whole different person.

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.