Sentence examples for be bizarre if the from inspiring English sources
"It would be bizarre if the regime was so open that the public couldn't get the benefit of competition because everyone knew what everyone else was doing," he says.
It would be bizarre if just as the British and other western governments are having to come to terms with Islamist movements in the Middle East, they were treating their counterparts at home as enemies of the state.
Google didn't note if mobile support for the new emoji was also included, but it would be bizarre if that weren't on the roadmap.
On the other hand, given that teaching is such a demanding and complex job, it would be bizarre if there was not a wide gap between the best performers and the worst.
It would be bizarre if my attempts to sort of change the direction of quite a bit of science were, you know, immediately absorbed and understood by people who had spent decades working in some different direction.
Elfyn Llwyd said it would be "bizarre" if it did not come out before the end of February that it would have to wait until after the 7 May general election.
However, it will be bizarre if China were to chase away these firms in the same way that America has seen off Huawei.
But it would be bizarre, if not highly unthinkable, to see Dodd oppose reconciliation to pass the provision after pushing it through committee and restating his support.
"In the context of the decline in [the banks'] reputation it would be bizarre if they decided to appeal.
This tendency to treat the enemy of our enemy as our enemy would only be bizarre if it were strictly a legal issue.
