Sentence examples for exceptionally bizarre from inspiring English sources
At Dr. Horstmann's 70th birthday party, Dr. Enders said that "obviously, the disease behaved like many viral infections" and that "everyone was relieved to find that poliomyelitis was not an exceptionally bizarre disease, but similar to others".
So what does the outrage over "SNL's" skit have to do with America's exceptionally bizarre attraction to outrage?
"The human impulse to try to live a normal life, even under the most exceptionally bizarre conditions, is so potent," said Mohsin Hamid when we met for coffee the day before the publication date of his latest novel, Exit West.
And so now you're in a big winding queue at the Tesco nearby work with a £10 limit and… I mean, what do you buy someone called Paul? You've got an exceptionally bizarre basket here: little bottle of sparkling rosé, advent sheath of Celebrations and a… I dunno, it's a sort of squidgy football thing.
The broadcast goes exceptionally well, save for a bizarre final sequence, which descends into an elongated audition for the Top Gear job, complete with a cameo from Clarkson and an interview with charisma black hole Lewis Hamilton.
The weakly-supported sister group relationship between these families seen in nt123 (Fig. 2B) seems credible, despite the exceptionally long branches subtending both, because of their bizarre shared larval habit of ectoparasitism on Auchenorrhyncha.
The cast list is perhaps the most bizarre I have ever encountered, yet it functions exceptionally well.
From a distance, the trees resemble a somewhat bizarre gathering on the beach, like a large pod of exceptionally fuzzy seals.
Though the eyes do their part, exceptionally expressive, it is the naturalistic look when he's speaking that separates Paddington from all the comically bizarre talking CGI animals that populate movies and TV.
