Sentence examples for bizarre vision from inspiring English sources
It was a sight that stunned everyone who saw it, a bizarre vision never before seen in public.
Many appear dedicated to preserving a bizarre vision of a 'Britain of yesteryear', one with no crime, cheap property - and no one who is not white.
A bizarre vision arises of National Gallery Director Nicholas Penny, together with John Leighton, Director of the National Galleries of Scotland lining up against a selection of the City's top hedge fund managers.
The book's title comes from a bizarre vision entertained by Amelia, the racist Southern spinster, as she sits, stunned into muteness, at the dinner table with a black guest: "The candles soared toward a heaven of blue and white larkspur, and in the bright center of heaven Amelia saw a great black face with gold-rimmed glasses".
And, apart from Daniel Hannan's bizarre vision of the future in which he sees UK universities participating in no EU grants, most eurosceptics trolling our Facebook or Twitter accounts also appear to want to continue in the EU science programme, just from outside the EU.
At one point, Heckerling's bizarre vision had the unborn Mikey playing paddle ball with his placenta.
Mr. Rakowitz admitted to having once had bizarre visions, but said that those had been grandiose marijuana-fueled dreams.
At home, he attempts to give music lessons to a table, throws books at Clara and has increasingly bizarre visions.
The bombs that hang from the ceiling in the small art gallery in suburban Silicon Valley are filled with bizarre visions of aquatic pre-dinosaur invertebrates from another age.
Mr. Roth, a huge man with wild clothes and sunglasses who spoke in beatnik jive, looked very much like someone who would give life to bizarre visions.
It'd make for more interesting news updates: my head is spinning with bizarre visions of Fiona Bruce talking about the chicken which gave conflicting evidence to court as to why exactly it crossed the road, or Richard Bilton reporting live from the tragic incident of a plummeting aeroplane carrying the pope, Nelson Mandela, a schoolgirl and only two parachutes.
