Sentence examples for also bizarrely from inspiring English sources

They are cage sandals and look incredible, but are also bizarrely comfortable.

They are also bizarrely dangerous to boaters, erupting from the water like self-hurling bricks.

And also, bizarrely, groups interested in medical marijuana, open-source software and disputed territories in the Middle East.

"It's also bizarrely silent down below a wooden boat, but you can hear creaking and cracking noises, which was a little unsettling".

"Why would anybody want to feign such symptoms in the first place?" Jessica is also, bizarrely, "accused" of making friends with non-Touretters on the camp.

Growers who were patient, waiting until late October or even November to harvest, picked Riesling grapes that were unusually ripe — but also, bizarrely, unusually high in acidity, which normally fades the more the grapes ripen.

Second, it's also a bizarrely vague style, neither a bomber nor a cafe-type racer.

The Post Office is also required, bizarrely, to pre-pay its future pension obligations; no private enterprises have to do that.

By using the language of advertising to undermine its principles, DeLillo has inspired a thousand theses, but he has also been bizarrely accused of anti-Americanism.

Like just about everybody I've talked to about it, I first attributed Amazon's price-comparison app to arrogance and malevolence, but there's also something bizarrely clumsy and wrong-footed about it.

The GST is not as bad as the WST, which not only had many exemptions but it also had bizarrely set different rates – for example CDs were taxed at 22% but books were exempt from tax; wedding rings were exempt but engagement rings were taxed at 32%.