Sentence examples for bizarre rationale from inspiring English sources
I have been beyond baffled at the bizarre rationale (or lack thereof) used to defend this movement to save Roman Polanski -- including on this very site.
The rationale might seem bizarre and unromantic, but consent workshops are now mandatory for freshers at Oxford and Cambridge universities in the UK; the National Union of Students expects the majority of first-year British undergraduates to have sat in on one.
It's bizarre, given that the entire rationale of Pathfinder was to bring the middle classes into the area: surely the small middle class of Liverpool, based usually in education and media, would have far preferred gentrified Victorian townhouses to this suburban-looking newbuild.
The BBC's rationale for this was bizarre – admitting that it could not find any British scientists who disagreed with the IPCC's findings, the broadcaster turned to random bloggers and an Australian geologist.
Bizarre though it sounds to say it now, the rationale is to drive ticket sales," said the sports minister Hugh Robertson.
As bizarre as these things may sound, there is a scientific rationale for cueing users during REM sleep.
"The rhyme and reason and rationale for taking away these permits — it's just bizarre," he said.
Richard Geisenheyner's rationale for the racist sign next to the racist flag is a little bizarre: He wanted to show that he's no racist.
