Sentence examples for a fairly bizarre from inspiring English sources

"It's a fairly bizarre thing to have someone run for Congress and put their headquarters outside of the district," Mr. Maloney said.

It's been a fairly bizarre Six Nations for Wales and Scotland.

And in a fairly bizarre move, Facebook is taking the fight against Orkut back home to the United States.

McAfee, who founded the antivirus software company (now owned by Intel) that bears his name in 1987, has had a fairly bizarre past couple years involving murder, bribery and government corruption.

Well, if such is the case, this was a fairly bizarre, kind of dangerous, and remarkably wasteful gag.

Ben Carson, the slow-talking neurosurgeon who ran a fairly bizarre Republican primary campaign, is going around saying that both candidates should release their health records.

But outsiders and the agency's own Web site paint a picture of a wide range of projects, some fairly bizarre.

The title track is brilliantly cold electro-cabaret, City of Light is ludicrously, fabulously camp yet still fairly bizarre, Carousel is bloody awful.

Even though there are some fairly bizarre ideas, like the fact that the strings have to vibrate in 10 dimensions rather than the 4 we are used to, "the basic idea is pretty straightforward," he said.

Seems pretty liberal to me, and also fairly bizarre.

Cargo cults, like just any other cult, are fairly bizarre.