Sentence examples for bizarre result from inspiring English sources

No one could have expected such a bizarre result.

So let us take the most bizarre result of Sir Christopher's robust recommendations.

But the most bizarre result so far seems to have taken place in Southampton, which was at the furthest edge of possibility for the Tories.

This bizarre result led to such controversy -- even a mistaken objection by the great mathematician Paul Erdos -- that it became a front-page article by John Tierney in The New York Times in 1991.

Critics noted that in 2004 Mr. King filed a supporting brief with the Supreme Court asserting that putting only one defendant, Mr. Gamble, to death for the pawn shop murders would be a "bizarre result" and that Mr. Presley should be executed, too.

That is particularly true for people at the middle and low segments of the income scale because the system has evolved in a way that produces a bizarre result: Some of the stiffest tariffs apply to the types of goods that people of modest means tend to buy, and lower duties are imposed on similar products that are more often purchased by upper-income individuals.

This can produce bizarre results.

Occasionally, this can produce bizarre results.

The grad students were left alone mostly to socialize each other, with some rather bizarre results.

The perfidious notion that corporations are people can lead to even more bizarre results.

He was constantly trying out new pigments and media, sometimes with bizarre results.