Sentence examples for thought it bizarre from inspiring English sources

Simon Hughes thought it "bizarre".

I have long thought it bizarre that the public is always being told how obsessed we are with celebrity and celebrities.

Recalling the eclectic patchwork of the AIDS Memorial Quilt, I thought it bizarre, even amoral, that the personal stories of an epidemic, even a made-up one, should be presented this way.

Last, Ron and the Host thought it bizarre and unwise that Senator Rand Paulsuddenly injected race into a speech on NSA surveillance:, saying: "I find it ironic that the first African-American president has without compunction allowed this vast exercise of raw power by the NSA... [since] J. Edgar Hoover spied on Martin Luther King and others in the civil rights movement".

Anyone who takes a cool look at the last three decades of politics will think it bizarre that anyone could interpret what's happened as the triumph of an all-powerful left.

Neighbors in my condo complex would think it bizarre if I wore a mask.

Erwin Schrodinger thought it so bizarre he invented his famous thought experiment -- a cat is both dead and alive until consciously observed.

When she told me this, I thought it was bizarre.

I thought it was bizarre we'd take that day as a holiday".

TS: When we started the iFund, people thought it was bizarre.

"I thought it was bizarre," said Glasser, a professor of criminology at University of North Florida.