Sentence examples for something bizarre about from inspiring English sources

"There's something bizarre about it.

Visually, there is something bizarre about the vast uninterrupted brownness of the experience.

It's true that if you dig deeply enough, you can find something bizarre about almost anyone.

Williams finds something bizarre about the theoretical ambition of discovering a standard for practical judgment that escapes the perspectival peculiarities of the individual point of view.

I've never wavered from my conviction that there's something bizarre about all those millions of Londoners who have never seen – or even seen represented – the point where the River Thames flows into the North Sea.

M. Vincent admitted to me wanly that he now concluded Macbeth was an indoor play; and there is something bizarre about seeing Macbeth bellowing his murderous thoughts to the four winds.

"However, on mature, adult women there is something bizarre and disturbing about the appearance they make in public.

There was something bizarre and heartbreaking about it.

"(O n mature, adult women there is something bizarre and disturbing about the appearance they make in public," he wrote.

About halfway through the party, I noticed something bizarre.

Thinking of something bizarre isn't hard.