Sentence examples for more bizarre aspects from inspiring English sources

Some of the more bizarre aspects of tourism were evident even in these early days.

But they reflect one of the more bizarre aspects of British giving.

Stepmother is a new work that rejoices in the crueller and more bizarre aspects of fairytale.

I don't think she distorts the professors' words, exactly, but she definitely emphasizes the more bizarre aspects.

One of the more bizarre aspects of this rotten business is the title that has been bestowed upon my old friend and champion of civil liberties, David Davis.

One of the more bizarre aspects of the recent crisis in Greece was the contrast between the air of impending financial apocalypse and the mobs of carefree tourists on the streets of Athens.

They may however originate from the pelvic bones or the ribs and take more bizarre, irregular aspects in these regions.

Yet something about the film endured in the minds of those present at its press screening, and, this year, Irina has lent her name to a new critics' blog commemorating the more bizarre, if not downright unfathomable, aspects of British cinema.

One more bizarre episode in a bizarre City career.

Then the tale grew more bizarre.

But the case grew more bizarre.