Sentence examples for bizarre viewing from inspiring English sources

Yes, you could also actually see it on your TV screens if you used the red button, but that means a much smaller audience and some bizarre viewing as the cameras switched from the awards ceremony to the Radio 2 presenters in their studio.

This is a bizarre view that treats Medicaid, a voluntary federal-state partnership, as an affront to state sovereignty.

The Conservatives have this bizarre view that we can turn our back on Europe and still lead in the world.

To regard them as secondary subjects in the curriculum is, to me, a bizarre view of what's useful.

There are many reasons to take issue with this bizarre view, not least the fact that it pretty much disqualifies half of the population from standing.

Mr. Cheney has long taken the bizarre view that the lesson of Watergate was that Congress was too powerful and the president not powerful enough.

But even this bizarre view of American male sexuality turns out to be based on something, observations of sexual behaviour recorded elsewhere.

His bizarre views on the Saudi king, on Israel, on the causes of the Sept. 11 attacks and on the Tiananmen Square crackdown were a matter of public record.

Vice President Dick Cheney, as we wrote in a 2008 editorial, took "the bizarre view that the lesson of Watergate was that Congress was too powerful and the president not powerful enough".

Official policy towards this had been rooted in Mr Mbeki's bizarre views about AIDS, which were reflected as recently as March in an extraordinary document produced by his party.

"I think it just reflects the really quite bizarre view that Ahmadinejad and his supporters have," said Professor Ansari, whose father was an Iranian diplomat under the monarch ousted in 1979, Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi.