Sentence examples for is particularly bizarre from inspiring English sources

The brouhaha in Scarsdale is particularly bizarre.

The lack of options for pregnant women is particularly bizarre given Japan's demographic crisis.

"No matter what, you're their mother, you're their wife, which for me is particularly bizarre since I have a beautiful wife.

Another striking thing is how extraordinarily long such an event is, particularly bizarre in a fortnight which is so often about measuring time to the tiniest fraction of a second.

This situation is particularly bizarre because patients using the brand-name drug can sue when those using the generic form of the drug cannot, as explained by Katie Thomas in The Times on Wednesday.

We've come to expect President Donald Trump's petty tweets, but this one is particularly bizarre.

"Rent" has a lot wrong with it, but as a story of AIDS, it's particularly bizarre, not least because the dying heroine undergoes a deathbed reversal and lives to sing about it.

It's particularly bizarre in our case, because during a recent visit to our school, a New York City Department of Education official told us he considered Central Park East I a "model" for progressive schools.

The statement called the singer's charge of racism "ludicrous, spiteful and hurtful," and said the criticism of Mr. Mottola was "particularly bizarre" since Mr. Mottola has championed Mr. Jackson's career for many years.

The Republican document is particularly extreme, even bizarre.

Glenny is particularly strong on the bizarre economic liberalisation that took place under Boris Yeltsin and which produced the bloody reign of the oligarchs in the early Nineties.