Sentence examples for bizarre opinions from inspiring English sources
If everyone could be depended upon to spout such succinct, ornery — and, often, bizarre — opinions, the task of the time-pressed reporter would be a bit easier.
Individual family members go off on their own adventures, have their dangerous secrets and bizarre opinions, but they always eat together and they share household tasks.
By W. E. Farbstein The New Yorker, September 16 , 1933P. 29 A listing of Bizarre Opinions as to the causation of the Current crime wave, as promulgated by persions of position and prestige... View Article By Jelani Cobb By David Remnick By Jia Tolentino By Joan Acocella.
Or those "ordinary" people they shove into the audience on Question Time to prove that people with bad cardigans and very bizarre opinions are part of the electorate, too?
JEFFREY TOOBIN: I am a noted Bush v. Gore obsessive, and I think it's a bad and bizarre opinion.
The city attorney's office issued a bizarre opinion stating that, because there are checks and balances among branches of government, there must be checks and balances between citizen police overseers and the paid staff they supervise.
In a bizarre opinion issued by the BOE in 1996, Limited Liability Companies, commonly called LLCs, are considered individuals and not corporations for the purpose of campaign contribution limits.
As I indicated, manic individuals take excessive risk in spending, investing, sexual activity, driving behavior, social interactions, often expressing bizarre and offensive opinions, engaging in aggressive and violent behavior toward others, or making other "risky" decisions.
People used to say "It's a free country" when confronted with a bizarre lifestyle or opinion - they don't say that any more, have you noticed that?
The report's seemingly lone (and in my opinion bizarre) statement about "no significant impacts" notwithstanding, of course there are potential environmental consequences of an oil pipeline of the scope of the proposed Keystone XL.
It's peppered with bizarre anecdotes and forthright opinions.
