Sentence examples for bizarre sense from inspiring English sources

Baseball does demonstrate bizarre sense of humor.

He was, in a bizarre sense (bizarre because it appears counterintuitive), a true idealist.

It is a bizarre sense of priorities that leads him to attack peace campaigners rather than warmongers.

He has the bizarre sense that he could reach out, feel the same little kick in her stomach.

And as prevalent as actual (or pseudo-) celebrities are at the shows, you also get the bizarre sense that everybody at a fashion show is famous.

Ms. Barringer admitted to a similar sensation: "It really was this bizarre sense that we would be a significant part of each other's lives from then," she said.

They have hilariously bizarre senses of humor.

He grudgingly pays homage to British insularity, in cooking, sex, queuing, and bizarre dress sense.

Wherever he goes his bizarre fashion sense and his utter lack of inhibition elicit raised eyebrows, angry scowls and occasional bursts of full-blown rage.

I said: "That's beautiful, but can I do other stuff?" How do you deal with the nastiness of a lot of celebrity coverage, like the Daily Mail's recent story about your "bizarre" dress sense?

Then Tango, a gaunt Bequian with bizarre fashion sense (he once wore a DVD on his forehead) whom Norman often hires for odd jobs, appeared out of nowhere and started yelling at the musicians, so Norman yelled at Tango, and then a helmeted bicyclist rolled in and yelled at Tango, and then the police drove up, and then...