Sentence examples for remains bizarre from inspiring English sources
The sun-kissed, rubbery grooves and spacious arrangements for Grace Jones, Will Powers and Talking Heads have proved timeless, although some of the lyrical matter remains bizarre.
Tireless but did not get in behind Tottenham Didier Drogba 7 It remains bizarre to see a man of his physique writhing on the floor but he showed his class with curling free-kick Nicolas Anelka 5 Did not touch the ball for first 15 minutes.
Born Slippy remains a bizarre concoction: an alcoholic's garbled internal monologue sent spinning between jackhammer beats and vast, shuddering melody.
All these countries lay a claim to Shakespeare often deeper and more justified than that of England itself, where he remains a bizarre mix of tourist attraction and adventure playground for over-inventive theatre directors.
The camp remains a bizarre scene, and the source of many unexpected moments.
But there remains something incomprehensibly bizarre about his achievement and his personality, as if he hailed, indeed, from Jupiter.
The biggest risk to this status remains China's bizarre idea that it can be an "economic" city without being a "political" one.
It remains the most bizarre, out of character thing I've ever done; suddenly, getting married at 22 appeared positively normal.
Their Street of Crocodiles (1986), obliquely based on the stories of Bruno Schulz, is a parable of obscure import in which a puppet is freed of his strings but remains enslaved by bizarre sexual impulses.
Robert Schwartz, the director of the Juvenile Law Center in Philadelphia, a nonprofit law firm that represents juveniles, who is assisting with Patrick's case, said that it "remains an extremely bizarre outlier of a case".
Jean Genet's masterpiece about Claire and Solange, two maids damaged from a lifetime of being pushed "below" remains avant-garde, bizarre and perhaps a little bit shocking; featuring the kind of light depravity and liberal use of "cunt" that modern theatregoers have come to expect.
