Sentence examples for a pretty bizarre from inspiring English sources

"It has been a pretty bizarre tournament," Sampras said.

Undoubtedly hip and well connected - she's an associate of MIA, and her sometime producer, the increasingly influential Diplo - American-based Santi has all the necessary networks in place, but still has a pretty bizarre CV.

If you take the magic baby out of the equation, Christmas is actually a pretty bizarre ritual wherein you drag a dirty tree into your house, drain your savings account for no reason, and lie to children about a reverse-burgling Kenny Rogers who rides a flying deer and is impervious to fire.

It's a pretty bizarre way of choosing someone for public office," he said.

Reddit has had a pretty bizarre last few days in Russia.

NTT DoComo, Japan's largest cell phone carrier (55 million customers), is currently running a pretty bizarre viral promotion campaign in this country (both on- and offline).

It mirrors some of its aesthetics and it very deliberately establishes its own (including a few pretty bizarre zooms and pans that jolt you out of the story).

That leniency, coupled with the two-week wait to get Smith out of a classroom, seems pretty bizarre given the information investigators dug up about Smith's history.

Within a month one of the managers started exhibiting some pretty bizarre behavior so we had an emergency board meeting to relieve him of his responsibilities.

"It is pretty bizarre to impose a tax on the only industry that is growing in this deep recession," said Constantine Kamaras, vice chairman of 24Media, which owns news sites and is the largest online media company in Greece.

"I've been around this team a long time, I've seen some pretty bizarre things, but that whole scene really takes the cake," said Kim Bokamper, a linebacker and defensive end for nine seasons with the Dolphins during the 1970s and '80s, who is now a South Florida broadcaster.