Sentence examples for far more bizarre from inspiring English sources
Events at the other end of the field were becoming far more bizarre.
The cheaper Italian westerns often seemed more original, and certainly far more bizarre.
The chivalry joke started as an observation about an outmoded convention but evolved into something far more bizarre.
But Manhattan can now lay claim to an online shopping service that deals in far more bizarre objects.
The Crawfords are far more bizarre than the aliens, which may be meant to suggest something profound.
The strips develop from satire — "Monsieur Jabot" concerns the disastrous affectations of a would-be dandy — to something far more bizarre: in "Monsieur Pencil," a dog trapped atop a telegraph pole brings Europe to the brink of war.
Right after finishing his masterpiece, Joyce spent 17 years writing this "almanac of world history", "far more experimental and bizarre" than Ulysses.
A porn company, unrestrained by the mores of larger competitors, might be able to produce or distribute far more adventurous and bizarre content, whether it's sexually explicit or not.
But Stewart was far more relentless with the bizarre defense Ben Stein offered in a piece published Tuesday inThe American Spectator.
What ought to be far more open to question is that bizarre orthodoxy of modern showbiz: the idea that with a young and impressionable fanbase, someone like Justin Bieber has infinitely more responsibility to behave with apple-pie decorum than anyone else.
Actually, I find Republican claims that Mr. Gore has understated the cost of his plan bizarre; it's far more likely that his plan won't actually cost as much as he says because many people who are entitled to claim tax credits will never figure it out.
