Sentence examples for bizarre today from inspiring English sources

Such misjudgments, based on established prejudices and helping to condition contemporary responses to Hitler, sound bizarre today.

Because the animal was exotic and unseen by Americans, Morris notes, "labeling something kangaroo back then was roughly equivalent to calling it abnormal or bizarre today".

But, of course, Prohibition didn't seem frivolous at the time — if the comparison to abolitionism seems bizarre today, that should tell us something about how difficult it is to make accurate historical judgments when we are engulfed in debate.

It seems bizarre today, at this time when club-born bands like The Prodigy or The Chemical Brothers regularly headline the Glastonbury festival, huge electronic dance music (EDM) events like Las Vegas's Electric Daisy Carnival dwarf the biggest rock shows and the world vibrates to the ecstatic sound of drum machines and synthesised bass lines.

It would be really bizarre today if someone was doing the true macho movies, and then turned around and did The Legend of Lila Claire, they almost kind of checker-boarded them.

That concept reached its peak in My Life in the Bush of Ghosts, an experimental sample-based collaboration between Eno and Byrne that sounds as bizarre today as it did in 1981.

Doc recalling Billie Jean King and Bobby Riggs's bizarre 1973 tennis match.

For Reyes, it will be the last chapter in a truly bizarre spring training.

TO TURKEY'S prime minister, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, foreign relations must feel a little bizarre this week.

Another recent photoshoot from the publication saw models wearing the bizarre Chinese summer accessory of facekini.

During a bizarre March 8 news conference, Gee all but apologized for making Tressel attend.