Sentence examples for bizarre thinking from inspiring English sources

Should the plan be approved, it would only underscore the bizarre thinking behind decisions governing historic landmark cases today.

More crucially, Chapman has written Marta's story with a brilliant twist: it can be read either as a descent into insanity or as the tale of a woman severely psychologically traumatized, whose bizarre thinking and behavior are symptomatic of a post-traumatic disorder.

Mr. Fells added: "People have always had strange ideas -- either for laughs, or morbid humor or just bizarre thinking -- of how they would like the ultimate final disposition of their remains, only to be overruled either by family members or legal authorities.

Psychosis and dreaming have many similarities, including delusions, hallucinations, bizarre thinking and perceptual distortions.

Certainly the man has always done a bizarre amount of thinking out loud.

Booking them as a Saturday closer was nothing short of a master-stroke, but we're not alone in thinking their bizarre ventures in rock and amateur-rapper ridicule should have been left out, particularly when their new stuff is good enough to be of interest alongside the old classics.

I remember thinking how bizarre it was and continued to ask my son what happened.

Conversely, a patient with a history of unusually thinking and bizarre behavior may experience a shift from obsessional thoughts to delusional guilt and/or paranoid persecution (Insel and Akiskal 1986).

Thinking of something bizarre isn't hard.

In addition, there is the rather bizarre question of whether simply thinking about a patented fact infringes the patent.

"I remember thinking, 'This is bizarre because it's good,' and literally everything else I'd read was bad," he said.