Sentence examples for not so bizarre from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, she had a beguiling campaign poster, so maybe it was not so bizarre.

Gen X man: I'd like to be family oriented, if only my family were not so bizarre and evil.

"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.

Actually my request was not so bizarre - I wanted a vase for a bouquet of roses I'd been given - but my phone call provoked a lot of puzzled discussion at the other end and the answer: No vase.

In some exceptional cases, a reapportionment plan may be so highly irregular that, on its face, it rationally cannot be understood as anything other than an effort to segregate voters based on race, but where the district is not so bizarre, parties may rely on other evidence to establish race based districting.

The art of writing a good title is a subtle one: it has to be intriguing enough to make you want to pick up the book and find out exactly what it's about, but not so bizarre that you don't already have an intimation.

Actually, a lot of the Republican Presidential contenders' proposals on the issue would be funny if they weren't so bizarre or disturbing or both.

She still painted, but mostly still lifes, woozy, citrusy things that would be sweet if they weren't so bizarre, with their gashed and bleeding fruits.

The squad did not include a single player aged over 30 but in the end Taylor's chosen team did not look so bizarre – the first XI were to go on to win on average 55 caps each.

Most of the costumes are not so much bizarre as just fabulous, in what is at times a Victorian sort of way — that is, busy, crowded, fanciful.

Most of the costumes are not so much bizarre as just fabulous, in what is at times a Victorian sort of way that is, busy, crowded, fanciful.