Sentence examples for bizarre matter from inspiring English sources

I used their wedding as material for a scene in a book, but otherwise I gave Donald little thought, even as his name continued to force itself onto one's attention, most insistently in the bizarre matter of Barack Obama's birth certificate.

If that heft is verified, physicists will have better handle on the exact nature of the bizarre matter inside neutron stars, he says.

None of these bizarre additions mattered much to my colleague, Matt Burns.

As bizarre as its subject matter is, the track is oddly moving.

The marriage was predictably brief, but apparently long enough to produce the author's mother, Victoria, though she was never really sure that Heber-Percy was her father.So bizarre is the subject matter that no literary tropes are needed to bring it alive.

Scientists in Geneva announced that they had recreated a bizarre form of matter that probably filled the entire universe when it was a mere 10 millionths of a second old and expanding as a fireball.

Alice's Wonderland had nothing on quantum physics, which describes a bizarre state of matter and energy.

Physicists hope such collisions will yield a bizarre type of matter that blinked out of existence a millionth of a second after the universe was born.

PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA--Five years ago, researchers in the United States saw the first evidence of a "supersolid," a bizarre state of matter in which crystals of ultracold helium could flow like a liquid without viscosity.

Jeremy Peters of the New York Times labeled the entire matter "bizarre," and observed that Romenesko was called to task for "his failure to use quotation marks when summarizing articles" even though he "never claimed credit for [those summaries] as his original work".

Swerving down "grisly and gothic and bizarre" pathways to matters of mind control and mass hysteria, the story embraces the more lurid Grand Guignol style of Monk Lewis and Mrs. Radcliffe.