Sentence examples for not bizarre for from inspiring English sources
The world in which it's not bizarre for a young person to rebuke someone for failing to "create a place of comfort and home," or to yell, "Be quiet … You're disgusting!," and storm away, is the world of family, where a child in pain desperately desires empathy and understanding from a parent.
The world in which it's not bizarre for a young person to rebuke someone for failing to "create a place of comfort and home," or to yell, "Be quiet... You're disgusting!," and storm away, is the world of family, where a child in pain desperately desires empathy and understanding from a parent.
It's not bizarre for a site with so many moving parts and so many users to have the occasional glitch, but it doesn't exactly inspire confidence among those worried about their privacy.
It wasn't bizarre for me because I was putting on punk shows in my living room.
Ms. Schumer had a different view: "It's not bizarre, just normal sex for a couple".
Hollywood is nothing if not bizarre.
"We're used to paying for medical services, so while we're not thrilled that you would have to pay to create a life, it's not so bizarre for us anymore," she said.
Prime Minister Mark Rutte of the Netherlands condemned the measure, calling it "too bizarre for words" and not at all green.
Darwin needed to define this concept as he did because he knew that opponents would complain that natural selection (which was a description of how the adaptive, Darwinian 'fitness' of individuals should increase through generations) could not account for bizarre structures that were used to enhance mating success, but could be a liability to one's survival, as we have seen in the previous point.
For a few decades the park was a hub not just for bizarre little stories like the smallest Occupy protest in 2011 but for St . Patricks Day celebrations in which city and community officials would gather and honor the lore of the city's leprechaun colony.
It was for lunch, not some bizarre double-vision version of "The Graduate".
