Sentence examples similar to bizarre sentiment from inspiring English sources
Valorizing dementia as a higher state of being may strike many people as bizarre, and such sentiments are unlikely to comfort the children or partners of people who must endure living in a state of almost perpetual confusion.
That's pretty much the sentiment behind a bizarre press conference held by police unions on Tuesday, in which representatives talked angrily about how nobody in New York loves them anymore.
Her sentiments were ignorant and bizarre, of course.
She inspires a devotion among her fans that is positively swoony: "I love Miranda July, and everything she does is so subtle and sweet and bizarre and necessary," is a fairly typical sentiment.
I will add to that diplomatic sentiment a rather more condemnatory one: it is bizarre that the global media has interpreted vague, off-the-cuff remarks to a journalist as further evidence of Francis's apparently fluffy and progressive papacy.
The 1st Amendment protects neo-Nazi sentiment in the same way it does Black Lives Matter slogans or the bizarre chants of the Westboro Baptist Church when members picket funeral services.
Once again she uses a tangy mixture of satire and sentiment to recount her story, seasoning a basically realistic narrative with a light sprinkling of bizarre, tabloid-type events.
