Sentence examples for bizarre meaning from inspiring English sources

Civility is nice, but on college campuses it often takes on a bizarre meaning.

In the video, Mathambo − dressed in a crisp white suit with a vintage megaphone in hand − bombards us with images, each one skipping before we have time to comprehend its bizarre meaning: unidentified slithering objects, vomiting milk, heads being clumsily shaved, zombified followers.

They will be all the more difficult to comply with because of bizarre rules meaning NGOs campaigning together could be jointly liable for each other's costs.

Order Diptera Linnaeus, 1758 Family Athericidae Stuckenberg, 1973 Qiyia jurassica gen. et sp. nov. Qiyia is from the Chinese 'qiyi' meaning bizarre; jurassica is a reference to the Jurassic age of the fossils.

Watching it is akin to experiencing deja vu, or being trapped in a bizarre dream whose meanings glimmer tantalisingly then sink back into the soup of the unconscious.

But we don't stop thinking that the scene is also pretty bizarre, and that double meaning is echt Bausch.

The children in "Dogtooth" grew up in a system of beliefs — including bizarre notions about the meanings of ordinary words — invented by their mother and father for reasons that are never explained.

They end up with the worst of all worlds: mistrusted anyway by the public, while their journalists chafe at the well-meaning but bizarre instructions to shed their humanity in service of the journalism.

And, thanks to the no doubt well-meaning but bizarre concept of "social promotion", up to 300,000 students who fail to pass exams each year are still automatically passed up to the next grade.In this section Prettify it, or get rid of it?

And, thanks to the no doubt well-meaning but bizarre concept of "social promotion", up to 300,000 students who fail to pass exams each year are still automatically passed up to the next grade.In this section To traffic hell and back A surfeit of disaster The hobbled cheerleader Oh, Lord Rudy v Rudy Unsafe waters Prettify it, or get rid of it?

Marriage fever is even infecting straights like Kristen Bell, who re-proposed to her fiance, Dax Shepard, after the rulings came down in some sort of well-meaning but bizarre show of solidarity.