Sentence examples for as rather bizarre from inspiring English sources
And it struck Lucy Panton, former crime editor of the News of the World, as "rather bizarre" last week: "I enjoy champagne, but I do not drink it often.
But it's important to think of these things, not as rather bizarre collections of dried skins and pickled bats in jars and drawers full of snails, but as a research tool in the same way that you might think of a new telescope or a Large Hadron Collider".
Fiscal depute Malcolm Stewart described the affair as "a rather bizarre incident" which had left Collective staff "upset".
Before a standing-room crowd of Boeing lobbyists and Air Force officials at a hearing on the plan, Mr. McCain kept up a steady barrage, ridiculing Mr. Roche's response to one question as a "rather bizarre answer" and interrupting witnesses to interject his own thoughts and pointed questions.
A spokeswoman for London Transport went so far as to describe the company headquarters as "packed", which is rather bizarre for August.
The Man who Made Things out of Trees is a rather bizarre title as it completely misrepresents Robert Penn's book.
Other Information on the Web: National Geographic: The Mummy Roadshow (//www.nationalgeographic.com/tv/channel/mummy/), the companion site to the television series, follows pioneers in the field of "bioathropology" as they solve mysteries surrounding mummies found in rather bizarre locations.
I tend to always come back to the family as a touchstone for audiences to get into these rather bizarre stories".
For example, the hand of Sabazius, a Greek god sometimes identified with Dionysus (the god of wine), is portrayed as raised in blessing and encircled by a number of rather bizarre appendages.
This year, the Baftas tried to do their own with a rather bizarre take on the US sports tradition of the "kiss cam" as Fry tried to get various celebrity pair ups to make out on the big screen.
