Sentence examples for bizarre sentence from inspiring English sources

Margera, who could have spent six years in jail, faced a somewhat bizarre sentence.

The logical leaps between sentences and at times bizarre sentence structure make me wonder if they actually farmed this chapter out to an undergraduate.

In what could possibly be the most bizarre sentence you'll read all week, it has been revealed that Madonna has (or at least at one point had) a picture of George Galloway on her pillows.

Woolf's fun with clouds has not successfully curbed the number of "looming shadows" in this book (or un‑looming shadows. Take this bizarre sentence: "The war alone clouded the horizon").

After a Sept. 24 loss the Yankees at Fenway Park, he uttered the bizarre sentence: "What can I say -- just tip my hat and call the Yankees my daddy.

Johnson's order isn't the most bizarre sentence a judge has handed down.

Words from different parts of a page appeared to be grouped together in bizarre sentences: "Endangered Condors Charged in Shotgun Killing".

Improper capitalization can also lead to some really bizarre sentences: Correct: "Can you help your friend Jack off the horse?".

Surely executives will hesitate to begin each sentence with bizarre jargon or a name-dropped reference to "Tony", now that they've cringed when Simon Harwood, Director of Strategic Governance, does it.

And the third factor that should not have affected the sentence was a bizarre television recording that the judge had seen.

The sentence capped a bizarre day in which Sante and Kenneth Kimes railed against their own lawyers, the police, the district attorney and the judge in meandering statements.