“I guess the perceived degree of bizarreness of any incident or action is entirely dependent on your own frame of reference.”

“This unusual non sequitur represents the high point of bizarreness in this collection of sketches.”

“Recent tragedies have been afflicted with a certain element of bizarreness, hitherto not experienced by humankind.”

“But where in the Iliad we still encounter bizarrerie, in Troy the visual and sexual could not be more ordinary despite the virtual scenery.”

“This episode, we can agree, adds a new chapter to the annals of bizarrerie.”

“He was a man of many accomplishments, but dashed with a bizarrerie of temper which made them useless to their proprietor.”