Sentence examples for bizarrely shaped from inspiring English sources

Gober is known for sculptures of hairy legs protruding from walls, bizarrely shaped sinks, sneakily altered newspapers, and other deft grotesqueries, with nuances of homoeroticism and social dissent.

After the 2000 census, Republicans, who controlled the state legislature, used powerful computers to draw bizarrely shaped districts -- which were given names like "upside-down Chinese dragon" -- that maximized Republican voting strength.

Easy in any soil, in sun or shade, euonymus are quiet most of the year – then suddenly blow their cover with an eye-popping display of bizarrely shaped fruits in intense lipstick shades.

The self-styled philosopher of the digital world was referring to a discovery he had made as a researcher at the forefront of virtual reality in the 1980s – finding that he and his team using virtual reality headsets could easily be induced to inhabit a variety of bizarrely shaped bodies, such as a six-legged lobster.

What about the contents of that designer-created, bizarrely shaped bottle?

Evidence of bizarrely shaped cysts and the typical evolution and distribution of LCH, from reticulo-nodular opacities to cysts, which tend to be most numerous in the upper and middle lung zones and spare the lung bases, is key to the differential diagnosis [32].

Then, they sat atop a mirror and moved their upper bodies, the mirror's reflection creating all manner of bizarrely stunning shapes.

The neighbouring isolated hills are being quarried by Malaysian multinational YTL, owner of Wessex Water, where snails such as the bizarrely-shaped Hypselostoma elephas are in critical danger.

But more bizarrely was another side effect, which surely Google must have anticipated: sending a massive amount of traffic to GetBuckyballs.com, a site that sells the Buckyballs desktoy, described as "a set of building spheres containing 216 powerful Rare Earth magnets that can be shaped, molded, torn apart and snapped together in unlimited ways".

How did your experience shape your religious views, if at all? ADAM GOPNIK: I went to McGill, and grew up in a beautifully secular, fiercely festive, bizarrely faith-eclectic family.

Out of shape, his face bizarrely marked by the tentacle-like tattoos of a Maori warrior, Tyson was forty when the movie was shot, two years ago, mostly in the luxurious white living room of a house in Los Angeles that was rented for the occasion.