Sentence examples for it is often bizarre from inspiring English sources

This isn't dull; it is often bizarre.

The relationship between a prostituted woman and a pimp is often bizarre and complicated.

Her images are often bizarre: "A dark shape is rising in Richard Gatling's mind.

Her parents are Jamaican, and being the only black person for dozens of miles was often bizarre.

I decided to save myself by going vegetarian when I was 12. My childhood dinner times were often bizarre, sometimes surreal and occasionally quite terrifying.

The notorious difficulty surrounding Cunningham — who was for 50 years the partner of the composer John Cage — arose from the nature of the music he chose, which was often bizarre and alienating.

These are often bizarre: particles can be in two places at once, they can behave like waves and solid particles, they don't quite know exactly where they are – the list goes on.

In Libya, as with authoritarian governments generally, leaders are accustomed to dictating how people should think; no matter how outrageous the lie or how obviously bizarre (as was often the case in Libya), it is often received as reality by a public numbed by isolation and oppression.

It's often easier to remember unusual or bizarre things rather than banal ones, so get creative with your associations.

Real-life espionage, Hitz writes, is often "more bizarre, more deserving of a place in Ripley's than the fictional accounts".

These are the 10 most read stories from the Guardian's technology pages for 2009: it's an often bizarre collection of stories that covers the weird and wonderful variety of stuff we've written about.