Because the mayor is depicted as moronic -- rescued constantly by his smart workers -- several television executives said privately that the series may have been seriously damaged because it seemed bizarrely out of touch.
"There was nothing, as far as we know, that would lead anyone to believe that there was anything except for discussion about adoption," Spicer claimed, bizarrely, because Donald Trump, Jr., had already admitted that the meeting was about Russian dirt on Clinton.
One editor said she could tell Pizza Hut's crust was made with frozen dough because it was "bizarrely uniform and just not appetizing".
Last week, video footage of a small, tufted capuchin monkey in the Tianjin zoo started making the rounds on Chinese social media because of his bizarrely human face, Shanghaiist reports.
From the second I started reading the article it sounded like a huge load of fluff, but as I got to the end of the piece we felt confident in our conclusion that this social survey must be made up because they also bizarrely claimed that on Thursday 70 percent of women planned their outfits out the night before because that was, on average, the night they liked to have after work drinks.
The Texas decision briefly looks at the argument for a different denominator — women whose options will get worse because of the law — but then rejects it, bizarrely enough, because the resulting fraction is too large: it "would make the large fraction test a tautology, always resulting in a large fraction".
This did not happen because people just thought it was a good idea or, more bizarrely still, because it came naturally to the British temperament.
And every day, I file away these studies because I find them bizarrely interesting.
This form of mental dieting — I think, therefore I'm full — sounds bizarrely counterintuitive, because we're all familiar with the opposite phenomenon: thoughts of food that make us more eager to eat it.
