Sentence examples for is more bizarre from inspiring English sources

He's called Aly Dia and his career is more bizarre than many people realise.

Real science is more bizarre, more full of possibilities than medieval people could have imagined.

But what is happening to some coaches in Division I-A football is more bizarre than any reality TV.

It is more bizarre for the object of dedication to be a colossal garbage dump, for decades the country's most conspicuous — and smelliest — eyesore.

AMONG the many oddities in and around Samuel Beckett's "Waiting for Godot," which returns to Broadway this spring after a wait of more than half a century, maybe none is more bizarre than the location of the play's American debut.

Nothing is more bizarre than the scene in Kansas City, however, where Lamar Hunt fired Romeo Crennel as coach and all but fired Scott Pioli as general manager by announcing that Hunt would pick the next coach and that coach may be the one who decides Pioli's fate.

This, he insisted, was more bizarre.

"What's more bizarre than virtual bowling?" Arcangel said.

The auction in the other room was more bizarre.

I think I imagined everything about Prince would be more bizarre, dare I even say celestial.

She is still recalled by occasional impersonators, some of whom are more bizarre than others.