Sentence examples for fundamentally bizarre from inspiring English sources
It is home to creatures that are immensely old, fundamentally bizarre and capable of startlingly sophisticated behavior.
Black Dart is fundamentally bizarre.
More fundamentally, it struck some people as bizarre that Chinese leaders should be lecturing Hong Kong on either finance or open government.
He said Florida saw a lot of "bizarre blitzes" that may not be fundamentally sound.
It's bizarre and kind of bawdy in places, but it is fundamentally about the repression that courses through that society on all levels.
RYAN: True, his nonparticipation in critical debates is bizarre and kind of unsettling; and, yes, the whole "originalism" thing seems to fundamentally misapprehend the mission of the framers, as well as the inherently dynamic character of American jurisprudence.
It is a more grownup version of the Pontiac Aztek, a shorter but fundamentally similar vehicle that has, alas, been a huge disappointment for G.M., largely because of its bizarre appearance.
Such bizarre behaviors challenge the promise of these new advances; but do human and machine judgments fundamentally diverge?
