Sentence examples for bizarre response from inspiring English sources

The company's chief executive promptly threatened to sue, which struck Nate Silver, a polling specialist and political blogger, as a bizarre response.

"It was just a bizarre response to a story that I certainly had never intended to get out, but it did.

Still, it was startling to read in Friday's Times about the overheated and bizarre response to Mr. Obama's plan to give a speech in a Virginia school next week that schools around the country also can show.

Professor Appleby admits to having waxed somewhat theological, a direction that led his daughter to recall, "Dad, of course, had the most bizarre response, which he did not bother to explain, making everyone even more uncomfortable".

Praising the US bishops for their "courage" in handling sex abuse cases seemed a bizarre response to the criticisms of survivors that the church is still not doing enough.

In its bizarre response last week to the shootings in Newtown, Conn., the National Rifle Association heaped blame on "vicious, violent video games" for corrupting young Americans and called them the "filthiest form of pornography".

Among the more bizarre responses to "Avatar," James Cameron's blue-green bliss-out, is the complaint, from several conservatives, that the movie fails to devote itself to a Christian narrative.

In one of the more bizarre responses from President Donald Trump to an anonymous opinion piece in The New York Times, the Twitter aficionado tweeted "TREASON?" on Wednesday evening.

I also got, "I feel like I'm between the lungs of two dragons," "it's like being in the womb," "it got rid of my hangover," just bizarre responses.

Naturally, it was followed by an even more bizarre GOP response to the response.

He and his staff find the HMRC response bizarre.