Sentence examples for bizarre why from inspiring English sources

And his description of the surgery seemed bizarre: why, for example, had the Serb not been fully sedated?

It's bizarre why they can't see it but this is what we have to stomach today and it nearly cost us dearly.

But even more bizarre, why did Pence move it RIGHT AFTER?! pic.twitter.com/Q2kBHAgrs B

The use of royal titles by republican commentators and newspapers is bizarre: why can't we call the Windsor family by their names, as we do with everyone else?

It's a bizarre question – why should I never have been obnoxious?

Clemence, the oldest brother, also spoke angrily of the mob, about not only its blind rage but also its bizarre rejoicing: "Why do people celebrate like this?

Although she did once come out in cabinet with a bizarre statement: "Why do I have to do everything in this government?" To which I think I wasn't the only person sitting round the table thinking: "The trouble is, Margaret, that you believe that you do have to.

Tiddler is the story of a fish who always makes up some bizarre reason why he is late for school, but then gets caught in a net – shock, horror – and finds his way home by following the trail of his own stories.

What's bizarre is why Bird targeted Doctorow and, apparently, nobody else — so far.

Unless there was some really bizarre reason why I kept a receipt, there were no receipts,"' Dean quoted her as saying.

My mom is still hung up on Jason's obviously bizarre presence: "why does he just appear at a high school in the middle of the day?? that's what Spencer's Gma did too.