Sentence examples for bizarre peculiar from inspiring English sources

Bloggers have called it "bizarre," "highly bizarre," "peculiar" and "appropriately odd".

The way Jeremy Corbyn won the Labour leadership election was "bizarre, peculiar and unacceptable," according to the peer who has resigned the Labour whip.

They call the charges "bizarre," "peculiar" and a "test case".

The quandary with black movies is they are overly fixated on the past, only depicting black suffering in relation to race, which is bizarre and peculiar.

It certainly seemed unsportsmanlike, but also suggested the bizarre oscillation, peculiar to the N.F.L., from mayhem to daintiness: murdering your fellow man in the as he leaps helplessly in the air is fine; treating an inanimate object lightly is a crime.

A bizarre childhood produced a peculiar adult.

The jury said her seven young adult novels, which include How I Live Now and Just In Case, "speak to the emotions as well as the intellect", and that "in sparkling prose, she writes about the search for meaning and identity in a peculiar and bizarre world".

Shooting through BoPET film, he created multiple images which were layered over one another for the final effect (which Legato described as "peculiar and bizarre").

The humor is largely dependent on mood, the sense that in this peculiar world, with its atmosphere of a gleefully haunted house, life will go on in all its bizarre idiosyncrasy until it doesn't.

BOYLAN'S interest in the bizarre leads to some strenuously peculiar opening lines: "Edward kept looking into the refrigerator.

Their bizarre-o world parallels a peculiar moment now inert in music history -- when men got dressed up like sexy ladies with big hair and tight pants and sang some of the most misogynistic songs ever written.