Sentence examples for bizarrely, rather from inspiring English sources

On discovering this I was initially surprised but, bizarrely, rather delighted.

Bizarrely, rather than losing pupils, numbers are up to 43, double what they were just a few years ago.

(Rather bizarrely, it much prefers Welsh nationalists to Scottish nationalists).

He then rather bizarrely states that they have.

Rather bizarrely, last December, Burstow announced the 3millionlives initiative.

Rather bizarrely, he wants to build America's biggest convention centre in Queens.

Rather bizarrely, Fallada was appointed mayor of his town by the Soviet occupation forces.

Arena, according to the rather bizarrely agreed rules, must "check in" to jail at midnight.

Stars?, or as my girlfriend rather bizarrely mused 'satellites'?, whatever they had us staring at them throughout our walk.

Rather bizarrely, Poole, succumbing momentarily to an injurious relativism, claims that Bourdain is "a serious, and seriously good, writer".

This came up, just barely, in the last presidential debate, when Mr. Obama rather bizarrely announced that he and Mr. Romney agree on Social Security.