Sentence examples for that was bizarre from inspiring English sources

When Mr Rotkovich called to invite him to a mandatory orientation the following week, he said he heard a message on Holmes's voicemail that was "bizarre – guttural, freakish at best".

As a creator of work that was bizarre, unique, sinister, bleak, funny, touching - and sometimes achingly moving - it proved to be therapeutic as much for his fans as for its creator.

The questioning of Tyson about whether he did or did not scuffle with Warren added a sense of chaos to a news conference that was bizarre even by the eccentric standards that boxing has set.

"I wanted to make something that was bizarre, fun and confounding," he says.

The tent ceremony seemed to symbolize all that was bizarre about the project, especially as the political gyrations: Not one local legislator was present, as the city was bypassed entirely by his process, as were the state reps, due to Ratner's being shielded behind an inscrutable state agency, the Empire State Development Corporation (it proved impossible to sue it).

But there was one aspect of the arrest that was bizarre even by the standards of Walter White's hometown: According to Fought, police confronted him with a Remotec ANDROS bomb-squad robot, using it to launch "chemical munitions" through the motel room window.

There are parts that are bizarre, too.

Or music that's bizarre that I don't understand, like that Floating Action song ["Alpine Shadow"].

It is Blair and his potty, faith-driven, apocalyptic world view that is "bizarre".

It is governed by rules that are bizarre and appear to go against everyday experience and common sense.

At times there is a "There's life in this old buzzard yet" streak in her appearances here that's irksome, and there is plenty that's bizarre.