Sentence examples for some bizarre truth from inspiring English sources

It was as if Barber had taken some bizarre truth drug.

The Second Sanderson soon learns the bizarre truth: a "conceptual" shark — depicted graphically in the book as a fish-shaped bundle of text — devoured the First by feeding on his memory.

But gradually, the elliptical reminiscences of Ishiguro's narrator, a 31-year-old Hailsham graduate named Kathy H., provide clues to the bizarre truth about the school and its students' eventual purpose in the larger world.

But with breast cancer, it's a bizarre truth that many women in the U.S. overestimate their risk of this disease 'thanks' to the pervasive breast cancer awareness movement.

But what bizarre truths they are!

But on the other, it's a free-for-all bazaar of the bizarre and truth, accuracy and reliability can take a nosedive when they get in the way of a good story.

But it does have some bizarre effects.

— to some bizarre and brilliant inventions.

There are some bizarre suggestions.

In some bizarre way, that's dramatic.

She also endured some bizarre showbusiness episodes.