Sentence examples for bizarre public from inspiring English sources

There's also the issue of Armstrong's increasingly bizarre public stance on his years of lying, cheating and bullying.

The gossip and rumours began after their quick courtship and bizarre public behaviour – particularly after Tom's couch-jumping on Oprah.

They described the atmosphere in their van as "a party," their last evening a bizarre public idyll in light of the nationwide police pursuit.

Her album sales plummeted and the hits stopped coming; her once serene image was shattered by a wild demeanor and bizarre public appearances.

CAIRO — A central question hanging over Egypt — what is to become of Mohamed Morsi, the ousted president — turned cloudier on Sunday as state institutions conducted a bizarre public argument about his legal status.

Mr. Chesney said the Republicans were largely to blame for what he called "a bizarre public discussion that is 90 percent politics and 10 percent substance," since they never complained when the Bush administration handled terrorism cases the same way.

Creating the Fed was both a political dogfight and a balancing act, with different factions being placated in different ways, resulting in a bizarre public-private hybrid that somehow seems to work.

In many ways, it's bizarre: the public perception of FIFA and FIFA's view of itself don't seem to connect in any way.

And yet, in a bizarre twist, public sector workers themselves are now being asked to identify where they think these cuts should come.

The only question that remains is why Woodward felt the need to concoct such a bizarre and public Beltway drama.

I have long thought it bizarre that the public is always being told how obsessed we are with celebrity and celebrities.