Sentence examples for that bizarre from inspiring English sources

"It's not that bizarre," he said.

As bizarre campaign moments go, this one was brief and not really all that bizarre.

It is belief in this core of sincerity that bizarre claims about the president are intended to undermine.

And – because it is easy to believe that bizarre things occur around him – he persuades you it is true.

The bizarre Breitbart marriage between climate-denying Delingpole and extremism-obsessed Kassam is perhaps not all that bizarre.

She says that bizarre rumours kept surfacing, during the campaign, that she wanted to ban halal meat.

Thus too commenced that bizarre exercise in group embarrassment that is removing our shoes at the airport and placing them in plastic tubs.

"I am a product of the occupation," he says, "that bizarre period when people who were never meant to meet met and accidentally had children".

For me - and, I suspect, for a good many other journalists, that bizarre spasm of post-imperial imperialism was really the Sun's war.

But it isn't that bizarre, really.

Perhaps, that's why Cirrus Logic's bet on MP3 doesn't sound that bizarre.