Sentence examples for bizarre tendency from inspiring English sources

Thanks mainly to Davina having a different body from Nicola, a different gait from Nicola and a bizarre tendency to act like the world's most comically exaggerated French mime artist whenever she gets within 30 feet of a chicken suit.

He made over 60 landmark recordings in which the expressiveness of his fingering and absolute interior emotional and intellectual involvement with the music was - for the unimaginative listener, at least - overshadowed by his bizarre tendency to hum and sing along to the music quite loudly as he played, a phenomenon that's clearly audible on every recording.

People have this sort of bizarre tendency to think of records as being a lesser art as they are inexpensive.

There is a bizarre tendency for enthusiastic amateur sellers to believe that they are holding the only stock of its kind in their collection because they don't take the time to look further afield and some even don't bother to look on the online auction site itself for duplicates!

As Charlie Sheen mounts his comeback from crazyville to Hollywood (or, slightly less crazyville), he isn't straying too far from the themes of his troubled past year: there's the TV series about an angry man with bizarre tendencies, and a film about an arrogant ladies' man who hits rock bottom and suffers through nightmares with a moral lesson.

It was stymied by the mechanisms of a class-bound education system, class-segregated housing, a media and cultural landscape that has persistently reinforced class prejudice, and a bizarre historic tendency for members of the British electorate to vote against their own interests.

The bizarre phrase "Communist tendencies" also appears in his file.

It wasn't only the newspapers that went after All Saints; they had myriad and bizarre self-destructive tendencies of their own devising.

As his career progressed, the director turned toward television for a brief period and cocreated in 1990, which again, with his bizarre and surrealistic tendencies, found a cult following.

The part of the VICE article that comes closest to being traditionally homophobic is the description of Afghani soldiers "dressing up as pretty little ladies" and having "curious effeminate tendencies" and "bizarre gay encounters".

She is famed for her protean screen quality and sharp intelligence, though also for her bizarre, bag-lady appearance and tendency to throw distress flares at photographers.