Sentence examples for especially bizarre from inspiring English sources

Unlike a flood or a forest fire, it happens slowly, and that makes it especially bizarre.

And their explanation for their position on fee non-disclosure is especially bizarre.

Paltrow's latest claim is just another symptom of this, albeit an especially bizarre and surreal one.

It seems especially bizarre to pour money into a failing enterprise, but in some cases that's exactly what the EU did.

Judges in some cities have had enough of some especially bizarre or vulgar-sounding election names, issuing injunctions to keep them off ballots.

Moore's ceding of power to her mother is especially bizarre in light of the brilliant career Moore was making outside the home.

Ms. Holliday's mannerisms, especially her bizarre overemphasis on consonants, distorted the lyrics and rhythmically bent the song so out of shape that coordination between voice and orchestra became problematic.

Leftwingers think this level of loyalty is bizarre, especially when it comes to politicians they believe do not deserve it.

But he describes Labour's policy on rail as "very bizarre", especially the proposal to allow public sector companies to bid against private firms for franchises.

As a child he gawked at French people, he said, because he thought they looked bizarre, especially their light-colored eyes.

But while vibrato-free Romantic works can sound bizarre, especially on first hearing, Mr. Norrington's pure-tone approach rendered the outer movements of Haydn's Symphony No. 39 in G minor fleet and buoyant.