Sentence examples for bizarre need from inspiring English sources

("You married people have this bizarre need to turn everyone else into married people," he says to one woman. "You're like vampires. Or Mormons").

It seems bizarre the need to point out that the Prevent strategy is an astonishing breach of the civic covenant tying the national tapestry together; the one that asserts that all citizens are equal stakeholders and custodians of the nation's identity and values, regardless of race or gender or background.

Delusions of mirrored-self misidentification are monothematic, and apart from the content of delusion itself, no other (unrelated) bizarre belief needs to be reported by the same person.

Speaking to the Guardian, Harris said she would not name the festival, which takes place in July, but that such events' contracts are often so bizarre that authors needed to start speaking up.

It is bizarre that this needs to happen but EU governments consistently fail to meet their obligation to protect and assist vulnerable people who find themselves on their territory.

If this bizarre election year needed one thing twist, it is now likely to play out against a deepening economic crisis.

What you'll need a bizarre and eclectic assortment of stuff from around the house.

He performs no quirky magical feats, and he doesn't need a bizarre quilt to delineate his personality.

The self-image as an African "king of kings"; the wild costumes and theatrical tirades; the bizarre lectures on the need to change wordings in the Koran.

Kelly directed the question to Carson, who gave a bizarre answer about the need to declare war on ISIS and keep out potential terrorists.

Moreover, some experts say, there is no need for bizarre new creations because natural pathogens have evolved for millions of years and are dangerous enough.