Sentence examples for consider bizarre from inspiring English sources

Meyer was relentless in presenting examples of sentences that some Americans might consider bizarre or superficial as well as too focused on the coming Olympics.

Therefore, the decision-making was left to his mother and other adults, who took the case to trial, raising as a defense what many might consider bizarre: that the killing was an accident during the practicing of professional wrestling moves that the boy had seen on TV.

But that's just name-calling and a refusal to acknowledge that those who hold views we consider bizarre have reasons for what they believe and are able to cite evidence in support of their reasons and deduce from those reasons facts they regard as indisputable.

For a brief moment back in 2009, it was actually considered bizarre to give the Fed more power.

Also, I have lived for most of the past decade in Europe, where cycling worship isn't considered bizarre.

And if the diet that most starkly represents this — veganism — is no longer considered bizarre or unreasonably spartan, neither is it exactly mainstream.

(Where's Samantha Morton? When will HBO build a show around Khandi Alexander?) One reason that individualistic female actors don't have the audiences they deserve is the same as ever: complex women on stage and screen (working within the far-reaching parameters of their own vision), are considered bizarre and overwhelming.

"I know it's considered bizarre to have put the movie out on video before the theatrical release, but we really thought it was a way to galvanize our core audience of Christians and maybe get them to help us get the ball rolling, to convince other people to go see the movie when it opens.

The idea, which he considered "bizarre" but "very special", had "haunted" him.

Even virtual sex, considered bizarre by most, will likely come to be a popular way to enjoy intimacy with a partner.

While the trigger of Kilbride's death may be considered bizarre by some, cardiovascular disease is not a light-hearted matter.