Sentence examples for was always bizarre from inspiring English sources

It was always bizarre that Paul said that his favorite Beatles recording was "You Know My Name (Look Up the Number!)," a strange exercise in pure Goonism.

This was always bizarre in view of the common history and cultural affinity, and it is not constructive to define oneself in terms of a negative.

Addressing an arguably understated question, Eric Schwitzgebel attempts to explain why metaphysics is always bizarre.

Similarly, it's always bizarre to see an author retweet praise of their books from admiring followers, to other admiring followers.

But it's a sensible move on both of their parts, because the practice of ending the campaign the night before the election was always somewhat bizarre.

Taipei takes everything Tao Lin was always astounding at intricately bizarre observations of social contexts and the moment-to-moment shades of one's emotions to a newly effective depth.

The Public was always one of the most bizarre of these structures, though.

That was a ship that looked so bizarre that I was always paranoid about colliding with things, like I'd just passed my driving test but hadn't done any bay parking yet.

Of course, life is always more bizarre than art.

In 2001 I was living at (k)Not Squat, a West Philadelphia haven for anarchist punks where the door was always open and a pot of something stinky and bizarre was always on the stove.

Her outfits were always extraordinary, with bizarre badges and earrings that didn't match".