Sentence examples for bizarrely at odds from inspiring English sources
Mr. Tice's surrealistic impulses are evident in pictures of water towers, those futuristic structures bizarrely at odds with their rural or suburban settings.
His sheer torrent of words is almost bizarrely at odds with the utter silence of the landscape and the film itself.
The portraits of Mikhail Kalashnikov's forerunners, Richard J. Gatling and Hiram Maxim (whose entertaining character comes across bizarrely at odds with the devastation his machine wrought on the fields of Flanders) stand in effective contrast to Kalashnikov, the curiously unsympathetic Russian sergeant, and lend the book depth.
He lives life at a bizarrely accelerated pace, at odds with the slowness of his speech, the languorous pace of his productions.
Well, yes, we always did hate her bizarrely hawkish foreign policy positions, so at odds with her relatively liberal Southern Californian constituency.
The peaceful atmosphere and, bizarrely, the large number of cows aimlessly wandering around, seemed at odds with the gruesome past of the site.
They were somewhat at odds.
Their missions are at odds.
At other times, they seem at odds.
