Sentence examples for bizarre reasoning from inspiring English sources
I've seen some truly bizarre reasoning for why colleagues have been blocked from moving up.
This bizarre reasoning is now common: bonuses are useless incentives if the goal is unreachable, so move the goalposts.
It declines to explain its initial refusal and bizarre reasoning and states, with further worrying logic, that since, following your letter, a customer services operative spoke to your father by phone it didn't see the need to reply to you or to confirm his cancellation in writing.
The reasoning behind this bizarre arrangement, which apart from the U.S. exists only in Iran, North Korea, and China, is that the promotional value of radio play is recompense enough; the labels and performers can make up the difference with record and ticket sales.
He offers no evidence or reasoning behind this somewhat bizarre claim and were I Crane I would have insisted that Snow provided a more detailed explanation of his theory (ideally with appropriate citations and references).
Ben Carson gave a speech that married his own bizarre brand of evangelical Christianity with reasoning that one might expect on a child's playground to imply that Hillary Clinton was a worshipper of Lucifer.
At one level, Jindal's essay is almost bizarre -- a sloppy combination of faulty reasoning, self-promotion and aggrieved whining.
NFL Network analyst and Pro Football Hall of Famer Warren Sapp had some harsh words for Michael Strahan of Fox, and the reasoning behind his destruction of Strahan seems a little bizarre.
