Sentence examples for would find bizarre from inspiring English sources

In January of 1980, a young American physicist named Alan Guth unveiled a scientific theory that many would find bizarre.

I would find it bizarre if people suddenly started adding my middle name when they cited me.

I suggested to him that many readers of this newspaper would find it bizarre that the reputation of the rapper Rick Ross was damaged when it was revealed a few years ago that he was, at one time, a prison guard.

We would find it bizarre if a parent was more worried about dropping a vase than dropping their baby - even a Ming vase and an ugly baby.

If you started laughing when someone told you a family member died, most people would find it bizarre.

People would find it bizarre and vaguely embarrassing that he felt compelled (and worse, justified) in continuing to opine on subjects about which he'd repeatedly, demonstrably, been proven wrong.

In Cairo you find bizarre bazaars, In London Pip! Pip!

Most Iranians - who have traditionally been very proud of their political, social and cultural history - would find it rather bizarre to learn that some Western bloggers, ignorant of that very history, are insisting that the recent protests are a result not of their own anger at an apparent stolen election and continued autocratic rule, but simply because some Americans have told them to.

We knew that people would find this a very bizarre arrangement.' They now make a point of trying not to go on holiday together.

Here is where things get a little crazy, for the Academy would find themselves in the bizarre position of rewarding the director for the one thing they don't think he did enough of.

"[F]rankly I find it bizarre that we would find ourselves being sued for something that's good for consumers," Cook said.