Sentence examples for finding bizarre from inspiring English sources

The wrens that survived, researchers discovered, had sometimes done so by finding bizarre hiding places: burrowing into haystacks, or squeezing into rat holes.

Talking of that now brings him back to William Morris, who he likes to think was the "Warhol of his day, a man of his time, and finding bizarre ways to change them through, in his case, soft furnishings".

Scientists are still finding bizarre new deep sea creatures like these crabs every year.

The Carlin repertory specializes in finding the bizarre in the simplest of life's habits and rituals.

She also defines herself as a feminist, finding it "bizarre" when women tiptoe around the word: "What about standing up for women who are not being offered an education because they're women?

Webb, who called the findings "bizarre" and "nauseating," left the paper after being demoted.

Business school professors have a knack for finding some pretty bizarre links between the personal lives of CEOs and the professional results at the companies they run.

Scott isn't alone in finding it slightly bizarre that a referee who makes an obvious mistake should be "punished" by being sent to referee matches at this level.

To McQueen, the notion sounds as bizarre as finding slavery funny.

That's largely because the hardest part of writing the column was finding interesting conflicts and bizarre failures.

"There is no single slam-dunk finding that explains the bizarre appearance of this individual," said Daniel G. MacArthur, a geneticist at the Broad Institute who was not involved in the study.