Sentence examples for bizarre set from inspiring English sources

The bizarre set pieces created a quasi-surrealistic world that received critical praise.

Its elaborately bizarre set pieces cannot really be summarized; they have to be seen.

Only what he called a "bizarre" set of restrictions, perhaps involving Windows 2000, would worry him, he said.

Sherry Jeffe of the University of Southern California calls it "the most bizarre set of political equations I have ever seen".

In an interview, Judge Davis said that the case was decided "in strict conformity with Ohio law," but that it had led to "a bizarre set of circumstances".

He is, as he seems always to be, laconic, sardonic, vaguely incredulous, as if confronting a bizarre set of circumstances he has had no part in creating.

She is surrounded by photos and books, together with bizarre sets of false teeth from the roles she has played.

As host to the Masters, Augusta National is a prominent, identifiable target, but as a club it is a bizarre setting for a battle, quirky, secretive and mysterious.

Likewise, the beloved third act of Bournonville's "Napoli" — the act was given alone, as it often is — was danced, for the most part, in canonic form and style but with a bizarre setting.

Listening to that Republican debate from the Ronald Reagan presidential library in Simi Valley (a bizarre setting for a candidates' forum, with a replica of Air Force One as backdrop to the politicians' seats) I was struck by a couple of related thoughts.

It was an unlikely, even bizarre, setting for songs about self-doubt, vulnerability, artistic ambition and a search for love and meaning: the songs Conor Oberst writes and sings in Bright Eyes, which was opening a sold-out two-night stand.