Sentence examples for bizarre sort of from inspiring English sources

"A bizarre sort of negotiating position," Neil comments.

It conferred on me, I thought, a bizarre sort of glamour".

The mundane and the surreal collide in a bizarre sort of logic.

It did get two nominations: for hair and make-up (Sweeney Todd's is a bizarre sort of salon) and for costume design.

Kevin Smith's new film shows flashes of a bizarre sort of genius, particularly its apocalyptic finale, featuring some heavy duty military hardware.

The mixture of unconventional speech is deliberate: advocates of foreignizing like to claim that such "marginalized" language, through a bizarre sort of syllogism, best represents the absolute difference of the foreign original.

"We're not conceding that the schools were a kind of Wild West of ad hoc credit recovery on the cheap, with bizarre sorts of makeup opportunities for kids," said David Cantor, the department's chief spokesman.

Love interest, of the most bizarre sort, is provided by Dory, the fish with the short-term memory problem, which gives Ellen DeGeneres her best role in years.

Christopher Pyne, the leader of the federal House of Representatives, said Victoria's decision to cancel the operation was "bizarre … these sort of visa checking arrangements go on all the time – it's hardly a new thing".

There was a lost generation in the saddle at the moment, but it seemed to him that the men coming on, the men of the war, were better; and all his old feeling that America was a bizarre accident, a sort of historical sport, had gone forever.

Wal-Mart shoppers wear outfits that range from appropriate to bizarre to some sort of tangible material that more-or-less covers their body parts.