Sentence examples for profoundly bizarre from inspiring English sources

Its a profoundly bizarre thing to do.

When it comes to the Mormons, they may be doing something that I find infuriating, or bizarre, or profoundly distressing, but as long as it is an internal religious matter, it is none of my business.

The events over the past four years were not just bizarre, they were profoundly destructive.

That twenty-four children would emulate a version of my husband, whether out of ridicule or as some bizarre honor, has profoundly shaken me.

Some great, some bizarre, some so profoundly crap they became wonderful the longer we looked.

The bar mitzvah issue hasn't been the only bizarre concern to arise from the profoundly sagacious bosom of the 39th Precinct.

Several advances in the last decade have underlined the bizarre fact that the brain is a full-fledged sexual organ, in that the two sexes have profoundly different versions of it.

Donald Michie, the British AI research pioneer profoundly influenced by early discussions with Turing, has called this suggestion 'Alan Turing's Buried Treasure', in an allusion to a bizarre wartime episode in which Michie was himself involved (Hodges 1983, p. 345).