Sentence examples for bizarre point from inspiring English sources

To me, that's a bizarre point of view — but then, I don't live in Mr. Kyl's universe.

At one bizarre point Suzy leaves the Bear Flag to move into an abandoned boiler pipe (hence the title, I suppose).

He uses his thin smile either to mock them or to seek reassurance from his flatterers, and his tongue to flaunt his wit or, at one bizarre point, to stick out and wiggle at his angry uncle, John of Gaunt.

We have reached a bizarre point at which any one woman's choice is taken as an indictment of any other woman's, a place where one woman's opinion is an all-out attack on every other woman.

Last Saturday's bizarre points-fest against bottom of the league Huddersfield, which Warrington eventually won 34-30, a week after winning 42-26 at Castleford, suggests the Wire have struggled to focus on anything other than the semi-final.

Wales dubbed it "ridiculous" and "very bizarre", pointing out that it could lead to a scenario where a newspaper can publish information but a search engine can't link to it.

Meanwhile, the New York Post points to another bizarre detail.

It is at once bizarre, on point and hilarious.

In my exhaustion the night before, I hadn't noticed where we parked, but in the morning light, it was clearly a bizarre stopping point.

The blurring of life and art does get bizarre at points.

But you have to pay in Microsoft's own bizarre currency — "points," not dollars — a cheesy effort to mask how much you're actually spending.