Sentence examples for bizarre vocabulary from inspiring English sources
It meant that by the time I went to school I had a bizarre vocabulary and a limited but martial outlook.
He spoke with a curious Churchillian drawl and lisp, which gave rise to the Private Eye catchphrase "shurely shome mishtake - Ed", and used a bizarre vocabulary from another age.
Luckily, the argot of Japanese schoolgirls already compresses words: the bizarre vocabulary of "kogaru" words ("ko" meaning "little one", and "garu" being the Japanisation of "girl") involves dropping most of the middle characters in compounds and then dovetailing the first and last sounds together to form a whole new word.
I was puzzled by Mr. Naharin's decision to set some sections with physical restraint and others with full-out force and speed, but I enjoyed the bizarre-on-purpose vocabulary he gave these women.
Vocabulary: instinct, embroider, bestiary, inevitably, notion, bizarre, lurk, amateur, biped, paranormal, rebuts, hokum, octopods, whetted Extension Activities: 1. Scientists have created theories about the behavior and habitat of giant squids without having seen them in their natural state.
As the show develops, so do the contestants' feelings, but not so much the vocabulary they use, and these clichés become bizarre euphemisms for the gamut of human emotion.
Unlike Pfitzner's seemingly aimless, slightly bizarre pieces, Walter's symphony was impressive: poised, organized and carrying the vocabulary of Bruckner and the young Richard Strauss confidently into the 20th century.
From the early 60's there are lively color drawings whose fanciful components — childlike squiggles, doodles and bizarre shapes dancing over spacey fields — show a wide but still unfocused vocabulary.
In other words, Wallace continues, it's bizarre to believe that "America ceases to be elitist or unfair simply because Americans stop using certain vocabulary that is historically associated with elitism and unfairness".
