Sentence examples for bizarre preference from inspiring English sources
Justifying this bizarre preference by praising the junior senator from Texas for being "a great constitutionalist and a very articulate man," Jenner -- in case you missed it -- went so far as to express an interest in being his trans "ambassador" should he become president.
The intent is to make you marvel at just how bizarre Americans' recreational preferences can be.
A preference for bizarre transactions and willing and unwilling suspensions of credulity has vitalised Foster's project.
The work enumerates three constants of Mancini's art: an almost exclusive interest in portraiture; a pensive vulnerability; and a preference for slightly bizarre settings, where offhand arrangements of objects both invite and frustrate interpretation.
Much like in NES, there is often a strong preference for carbohydrates in foods eaten, but unlike NES, often bizarre food combinations are eaten in SRED reflecting the lack of conscious awareness.
The bizarre star is in debt for about $200 million he has borrowed to maintain his preference for $10,000-a-night 10,000-a-night 10,000-a-nightons, hotel50 million Neverland ranch and asuitesd perks.
Alistair Horne is one of those British historians with a preference for straight-ahead narrative and a fondness for gossip, bloodshed and the bizarre.
It's understood that the bizarre energy generated by the conversation caused strangers passing on the street to abandon both social conventions and sexual preferences to form a roiling, traffic-stopping orgy.
