Sentence examples for create bizarre from inspiring English sources

His ability to create bizarre and disturbing scenes is considerable.

Bamboo rakes were strapped to tree trunks in Mr. Duquette's gardens to create bizarre sculptures.

First prize for the weirdest inclusion goes to Karl Unnasch, who uses bird road-kill and model railroad accessories to create bizarre, surrealistic landscapes.

At times she confuses, seeming to create bizarre worlds suffering plagues of rats and multiple baby-kidnappings, only to reveal by the end of the story that the unreality is in the head of the narrator; the shock of the realisation adds - tenfold - to the emotions.

In works like "Der Schall" (1968) and "Acustica" (1968-70), he made use of cash registers, car horns, ratchets and walkie-talkies to create bizarre aural effects, and in works he described as "instrumental theater" he prescribed specific attitudes and gestures for the performers to enact.

But repression creates bizarre bedfellows.

Will he try to run bits of the government, thereby creating bizarre constitutional issues?

The end of the drinking ban must have created bizarre sights, to judge from newspaper headlines.

The ships are close, creating bizarre telescopic vistas: a gargantuan cruise ship docked across Buttermilk Channel, or the Staten Island Ferry passing by.

With its anguiform length wriggling through the city, the wall created bizarre little enclaves – and even exclaves – of waste ground.

This creates bizarre disjunctions; for example, foreign-made luxury cars are often cheaper to buy in the U.S. than in their home countries.