Sentence examples for bizarre to go from inspiring English sources

This is bizarre to go into a restaurant and come out injured".

It seems bizarre to go out for a late one in Manchester and not take any drugs".

I don't know if anyone else is feeling this--I'm too depressed to ask--but I find it bizarre to go about my day-to-day life as if nothing tragic is concurrently happening.

But her timing is off: when she shows up, Ogden happens to be investigating her mother's murder, with only a few bizarre leads to go on.

Harlequins' hopes of staying in Europe were hanging by a thread but a Danny Care break earned them a five-metre scrum, only for Robshaw's bizarre decision to go for another scrum rather than take the easy points when they were awarded a penalty.

It is governed by rules that are bizarre and appear to go against everyday experience and common sense.

"It's bizarre for Ashcroft to go out of his way to assert that the Second Amendment is about an individual right when he didn't have to say anything," Mr. Levy said.

This whole experience was this bizarre journey backwards to go forwards.

Now his bizarre confession is about to go public, in the premiere of a television program coming to Court TV next month.

To explain his bizarre story, it helps to go back to the 1960s, when relations between communist Yugoslavia's republics were volatile and mostly conducted by party apparatchiks behind closed doors.

"It was a bizarre and tortuous way to go, but he was an inventive person, so maybe as a novelist Froggy would've enjoyed writing a story about something like this," said Dan Cragg, a writer who had an online friendship with Mr. MacIntyre.