Sentence examples for bizarre notes from inspiring English sources

Take, for example, Comme des Garçons's first "anti-perfume": Odeur 53, a blend of bizarre notes including oxygen, "flash of metal," mineral carbon, nail polish, cellulose, burnt rubber and "flaming rock".

Mr. Moussaoui, a 37-year-old Frenchman of Moroccan heritage, has through his courtroom outbursts and bizarre notes to the judge over the last few years, seemed at times indisputably irrational, and his decision to testify against the advice of his lawyers was initially seen as another ill-considered move.

The first exhibition began on a bizarre note.

Ginger adds a bizarre note to bouquerones ($5).

On a less bizarre note, he is also soliciting his Twitter followers for his next nickname.

Yet even Djokovic's 64th victory in 66 matches this year had a bizarre note.

That added a decidedly bizarre note that propelled the arrest into a national media sensation.

The glimmers of wit and carnival humor in the "Fast & Furious" franchise are nowhere to be found in "Getaway," except in its bizarre note of seasonal cheer.

A college classmate named Mark Mellery, now a self-help guru, has come knocking on his door, asking for assistance with a bizarre note he's received.

But the Patriarch's gentle admonition — a bizarre note in a chorus of busy scholars and professional connoisseurs — resonates with the dark qualities of the show: concreted sorrow, hard wisdom.

A bizarre note at the end from an actuary calculating the risk of Mr. Hoffman's 159-day journey implies that we might not be impressed by his feats of bravery because he wasn't kidnapped or killed.