Sentence examples for distinctly bizarre from inspiring English sources
The plot is original, if distinctly bizarre: three friends who met at Princeton have left their wives at home and are headed for a golf club to celebrate their annual reunion when one of them — the self-made millionaire who lost his fortune in the dot-com crash — impulsively robs a convenience store and kidnaps the cashier.
Odd as it might sound to those infuriated by his egocentric behaviour, a brief, bizarre and distinctly niche cricketing martyrdom may even be within Pietersen's grasp.
The result is a public discourse that amounts to a bizarre mix of geopolitics and distinctly local news.
A distinctly zonated growth pattern without hyperchromatism and bizarre nuclear forms of HMO will be likewise helpful [ 14].
"What's fresh about Wheatley's horror-based cinema is that it combines a fascination with distinctly strange, often moribund aspects of old-English culture, with a spot-on comic sense of how bizarre and dysfunctional ordinary people can be," Nick James, the editor of the magazine Sight & Sound, which in November put "Sightseers" on its cover, wrote in an e-mail.
