"Lost on Slow" (2008) is one of those indistinguishable bizarre-on-purpose ballets by Jorma Elo that turn the whole cast into Dr. Strangelove.
I was puzzled by Mr. Naharin's decision to set some sections with physical restraint and others with full-out force and speed, but I enjoyed the bizarre-on-purpose vocabulary he gave these women.
But in our response to these misdeeds, we have found a bizarre sense of purpose.
But many people never consider where their potted cactus or succulent originated, and what purpose its bizarre characteristics served.
Each country has nominated two officials to meet in secret to prepare this a bizarre decision, since one purpose of the constitution was to increase transparency.
Kevin Padian et al. (2004) challenged conventional hypotheses that that the purpose of bizarre cranial structures and post-cranial armor in dinosaurs, was either for attracting mates, intimidating/fighting rivals in the group, or intimidating potential predators of other species.
While using the trailers for such purposes seems bizarre, Dr. Kay said, "Iraq was doing a lot of nonsensical things" under Mr. Hussein.
Gwyn Headley and Wim Meulenkamp, authors of the book "Follies," offer the broadest and most amusing definition, calling them "structures erected in complete disregard of the usual building practices and tastes, on sites that bear no relation to the ease of access, for purposes so bizarre or whimsical as to make their cost out of all proportion to their spurious utility".
Famed young scientists Clive (Adrien Brody) and Elsa (Sarah Polley) have a talent for splicing DNA from different animals into bizarre hybrids for medical purposes.
Now, new analysis suggests these bizarre features served the same purpose for stegosaurs, allowing the dinos to recognize members of their own species.
