Sentence examples for bizarre possibilities from inspiring English sources

This opens up bizarre possibilities of regress since "we" now should have to pay a further price for inflicting a price on ourselves when we have done the right (but immoral) thing in punishing ourselves, and so on and on.

Which brings us to the reason why anyone should try – and in this case fail – to improve on a movie that revels in the bizarre possibilities of  waking up to find your memories have been altered and you are not yourself.

For whatever reason "ResuRection" soundtracked that period — not necessarily close to many other people, but enthusiastically and unstoppably aware of bizarre possibility.

However, they are both fascinated by it -- the wife cannot stop toying with the bizarre erotic possibilities -- and the two men decide to meet at Claro's house in the country.

This latest move, orchestrated by the solicitors Farrer & Co, raises the bizarre legal possibilities of a woman who cannot be named being jailed at the request of her equally anonymous brother-in-law, and of the entire trial for alleged contempt of court taking place in secret.

Similarly, some compatibilists regard slow switching as a bizarre skeptical possibility which makes exceedingly high the evidential standards for knowledge (Hohwy 2002; Neta 2003 is also pertinent).

Then the irony occurred to me, the far out bizarre seemingly impossible possibility: there is really only one person in the world today that could make a truly meaningful tribute to Michael Jackson.

Real science is more bizarre, more full of possibilities than medieval people could have imagined.

If a colorized "Casablanca" looks bizarre, just imagine the possibilities of Bogey in 3-D.

Most observers don't think they will succeed in holding things up for more than a couple of days, but, given the Senate's bizarre debating rules, the possibility can't be entirely ruled out.

This means we are confronted with the possibility, however bizarre, that Herr Blatter may be right.