Sentence examples for considered bizarre from inspiring English sources

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

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

Or they may be considered "bizarre" (for example, feeling controlled by an outside force or having thoughts inserted into your head).

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

"Loud neckties," "sweet voices," "round notes," "white noise" (it's gray, actually), "rough wine" and "flat taste" are easily comprehended and not considered bizarre; to say such expressions are metaphors is to beg the question.

Strategists are attracted to Start today for a reason that would have been considered bizarre a year ago: It may better enable both superpowers to count and control the Soviet Union's nuclear missiles in case of a union breakup; also, the missiles scheduled for retirement first are sited in the Ukraine, a fast-loosening republic.

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.

Louise considered this bizarre but interesting.

Some Italian attacks have been considered simply bizarre by the French.