Sentences with phrase «bizarre idea»

The idea that it is somehow different is one of the most bizarre idea's to develop recently.

Remember that creative writing is using the imagination so coming up with bizarre ideas are accepted.

It required nine dimensions, and when you add in time it gives you 10 dimensions, which is an astoundingly bizarre idea.

Second, schizotypical personality is characterized by bizarre ideas, rigid belief, lack of discernment, and a tendency to overrely on imagination.

Along the way, they may have unified two of the most bizarre ideas dreamed up by scientists — the many worlds interpretation of quantum mechanics and the multiverse.

Combining Mario with role playing games is one of the most bizarre ideas Nintendo has green lit in its storied history.

Plotts tend to view the whole training business as somewhat of an amusing if bizarre idea you've cooked up.

This is Platinum at their most creative and downright reckless, a violently colourful jumble of unconstrained gameplay concepts and bizarre ideas crammed onto Nintendo's ailing console.

It's become a charity event for various cancer foundations, but began in 2005 as the bizarre idea of an employee.

It's helpful here to contrast this bizarre idea of uprooting a mulberry tree with the work of the servant who tends sheep, works the land, plants seeds, makes dinner.

People have this bizarre idea that, if you have a couple bucks, you got ta eat abstract food.

I (her firstborn) survived mother's bizarre ideas and odd behaviors regarding my care, but I was hospitalized twice before I was two, due to being nearly dehydrated to death by mother.

For some new parents the idea of wrapping their baby in reliable baby swaddle and wraps tightly in a cloth does seem like a bizarre idea, but there are some extraordinary advantages of doing so, that is why there are millions of parents using this age old technique even in this modern and tech era.

We (Westerners, I mean) have a bizarre idea that it's normal and healthy for one adult to be alone at home, isolated, with a child or children.

Nevertheless, the Core Issues Trust must accept that few will want to facilitate the dissemination of their bizarre ideas, even though they're perfectly entitled to hold them.

The Conservatives The Conservatives have a bizarre idea that to create more jobs you need to increase insecurity.

At first Feedback thought that in a moment of aberration the authors had hit on the bizarre idea of combing through police archives in order to come up with the biographies of 1086 people who had run away from their parents, spouses or creditors, or otherwise vanished without a trace.

Physicists have dreamed up some bizarre ideas over the years, but a decade or so ago they outdid themselves with the concept of Boltzmann brains — fully formed, conscious entities that form spontaneously in outer space.

But Giancarlo can only sing in the shower, which leads to Jerry having a bizarre idea.

«I thought it was a bizarre piece of fiction, and such a bizarre idea for a film.»

The basic plot of the film plays like a cross between The Day of the Triffids and Neal Marshall's Doomsday, however this only serves as a platform for Nishimura to stack his bizarre ideas.

Gore with his fascination of the macabre, has come up with some bizarre ideas of undead woven into a romanticised tale of pirates in the Caribbean.

It's a clever and bizarre idea, well - executed.

But I assure you, you are not ready for some of the bizarre ideas and off - the - wall imagery this film has in store for you.

Some of the professoriate embrace the bizarre idea of bibliotherapy, believing that children will feel better about themselves if they read about a child with similar problems (for instance, the child of an alcoholic parent should read about the child of an alcoholic parent).

While it may seem like a bizarre idea, much of what she said got me thinking that there maybe something to it, as did looking at her online games (including Evoke, pictured) that have been designed to harness the power of the game playing public for good.

While it may seem like a bizarre idea, much of what she said got me thinking that there maybe something to it, as did looking at her online games that have been designed to harness the power of the game playing public for good.

And straying briefly into more dangerous territory, lukewarmers can and do remain highly critical of the IPCC, the hockey stick, the climategate fiasco, the Lewandowsky nonsense, and the bizarre idea that sceptics are a bunch of «fossil fuel funded deniers».

Then when we went around to animation houses asking for bids, this odd thing happened, which was that nobody we talked to said, «what a bizarre idea» or «how silly.»