And if it strikes us as bizarre that Sisley should once have wandered the Welsh coast, it clearly struck him that way, too.
It strikes me as bizarre".
"It strikes me as bizarre in terms of political calculus," said Kenneth Sherrill, a professor of political science at Hunter College who has written on the role of gays in politics.
Meanwhile, the RBS chairman, Sir Philip Hampton, adds to the pressure on Mr Hester by voluntarily rejecting the £1.4m bonus awarded to him as a "golden hello .But what strikes me as bizarre is Mr Hester's "tin-ear" to the situation.
While I can see how outside interests banks or pitchfork-waving constituents, say might lean on legislators in order to constrain the process of reform, it strikes me as bizarre that the Comptroller of the Currency qua the Comptroller of the Currency has any influence to throw around.
Frances Crook, the chief executive of the Howard League for Penal Reform, said: "It strikes me as bizarre that at a time when the police are facing the most severe budget cuts and job losses in a generation, this is how they choose to spend what little money they have left.
These two sets of armor are without question the most significant non-weapon items added in this new expansion (and really, since The Taken King itself), and it strikes me as bizarre that players will be allowed to simply buy their way to the full collection with enough money and luck, rather than only being able to earn it in the game through RNG or specific event completion.
But it strikes me as bizarre that a person who is trying to heal cannot get a decent rest in the hospital.
In a letter to the Editor, Oscar Hijuelos points out, quite reasonably, that the board has "its own criteria and tastes," but it strikes me as bizarre that individuals who are not professional writers or readers should be in a position to honor their own taste, trump the carefully arrived-at nominations of qualified jurors, and make no award.
About as bizarre as it gets".
"It doesn't strike me as bizarre.
