Sentence examples for bizarre fact from inspiring English sources

These predatory habits would be a sideline to Lean's career, were it not for the bizarre fact that the career bore so little trace of them.

But there was one bizarre fact unrelated to surveillance, freedom, the Government and the NSA that Snowden felt compelled to share with his followers: his favourite Pokemon character.

(No doubt, it's harder for him to account for the bizarre fact that, despite five Academy Award nominations, he has never won).

The best evidence of its own confusion is the bizarre fact that "American Porn" comes in two flavors, which "Frontline" is calling "edited" and "unedited".

A wonderful solo vehicle for Michael Urie to purvey his wicked winsomeness, the show, which opened on Wednesday at the Rattlestick Playwrights Theater, is a work of extravagant fiction, albeit one rooted in bizarre fact.

Summing up the financial imbalance of English football, the former FA chairmen and senior directors pointed to the "bizarre" fact that the FA is required to distribute 50% of the money available for football investment back into the professional game.

One of the more bizarre facts of the Cultural Revolution was that while western music was being destroyed all over China, Mao had a symphony orchestra in Beijing.

Because, in reality, researching bizarre facts, sourcing relevant excerpts of poetry and dredging up records by the likes of Le Groupuscule, Jorge Ben Jor and Lightnin' Hopkins requires hard graft and imagination.

Here is one of the bizarre facts about the case: Although Mr. Cosgrove has known about the affair for five years — indeed although the Cosgroves were divorced last year — he began his vendetta only two months ago.

These bizarre facts and more (many more) can be found at Bruges's newest attraction, Choco-Story, a slick, four-floor museum dedicated to the one thing that Belgians may like even more than strong, dark beer.

This engaging biography reads like a codex for the New Age....Kirkpatrick provides details and sympathy and lets the bizarre facts of his subject's life speak for themselves.