Sentence examples for bizarre position from inspiring English sources

As things stand, the administration finds itself in a bizarre position.

Alex Jones, the conspiracy theorist, is now in the bizarre position of being a cheerleader for the same federal government he has long treated as his ultimate nemesis.

In other words, the moderators who police readers' comments to the site were in the bizarre position of dealing with a piece that broke their own guidelines.

The Conservative MP Grant Shapps called the SNP's decision to oppose the vote as the "most bizarre position I've ever heard".

It's hard to understand how the BBC can sustain its bizarre position, unless it's content for people to see it as an organisation incapable of upholding the most basic standards of journalism.

"We therefore have the bizarre position that a policy designed to protect sanctity of life will have the effect … of shortening the life of a terminally ill person such as Debbie Purdy".

Sometimes I woke up in such bizarre positions or places it was amazing that someone hadn't drawn chalk around me.

If you believe that its real agenda (not always consciously) is to dismantle the welfare state, with deficit fears as the excuse, then the seemingly bizarre positioning makes perfect sense.

The counter to all of this is "Obamacare, schmobamacare, this race went the way it did because of Cuccinelli's extravagantly bizarre positions on sodomy laws and what level of autonomy women should have over their reproductive organs".

But, then again, given the bizarre positions Board members have taken in the past, I suppose there's no reason to expect they might accept something that is so obvious to the rest of us.

"I think, increasingly, it's clear that there are some alternative explanations for this bizarre positioning, this softness on Russia, this permission slip that Trump has given Russia to act in ways that they have not acted in the last 20 years," he said.