Sentence examples for in a bizarre sort from inspiring English sources
The mundane and the surreal collide in a bizarre sort of logic.
The dazzling and iconic Hall almost felt like a model of sobriety and classicism.As I looked around, I saw trendy Parisians, frustrated guides and excited tourists all engaged in a bizarre sort of dance; many looked puzzled, others dazzled.
Watching people and animals slaughtered brutally [in the arena] was seen as a way to keep the civilian population from this 'weakness' because they didn't see combat... Scanlon then provocatively asks, "Could our society be sliding towards those Roman attitudes in a bizarre sort of way?" I often think that America suffers from an empathy gap.
They only distract from the hopelessness behind Genet's poetry and turn 'The Screens' into a bizarre sort of pleasure.
After my European history teacher showed a few episodes of Simon Schama's television series "A History of Britain" in class, I developed a bizarre sort of crush on Mr. Schama.
Some snails, however, shoot each other in the foot: As a bizarre sort of foreplay, they routinely insert long needles into one another.
On top of this, Bungie has piled timed activities that have the effect of creating a bizarre sort of in-game commute, as players traipse between the time-limited activities that lead to the most valuable upgrades and the NPCs who convert encrypted Engrams into treasures.
"A bizarre sort of negotiating position," Neil comments.
It conferred on me, I thought, a bizarre sort of glamour".
Moreover, the justification for the rule displays a bizarre sort of epistemic paternalism toward jurors.
In a bizarre coup of sorts, The Financial Times last Monday prominently featured a review of "Sense and Nonsense in the Office," Lucy Kellaway's new book about good management.
