Sentence examples for bizarrely, still from inspiring English sources

More bizarrely still, the Tory strategist, Australian Lynton Crosby, has privately expressed his own doubts about the vans.

I was so stunned that the whole day felt – and, bizarrely, still feels in retrospect – like a weird dream.

More bizarrely still, the FA had decided to allow - for the first time - penalty shoot-outs to be used if the matches were tied.

This did not happen because people just thought it was a good idea or, more bizarrely still, because it came naturally to the British temperament.

More bizarrely still, in the early 80s, when South African-born commune member Jenny Simanowitz, joined, Muhl had gone through one of those 180 degree ethical turns ideologues are prone to.

What madness could persuade a talented writer, editor and television talking head to abandon the center of the universe for the backwater of the Pacific Northwest — and, more bizarrely still, to run a so-called magazine that wouldn't even be printed, but would appear only on the newfangled Internet?

Bizarrely, however, it will still be legal to "google" applicants, although they are to disregard information that is either too old or outside of a candidate's control.

Bizarrely, he still looks like one of the coolest people on the planet.

Likewise the Gillette commercial, which bizarrely was still telling us yesterday to "prepare for the Fifa World Cup", featuring a beatific Beckham without a tear in sight.

Sharkey's book, in fact, illustrates why social science, with all its uncertainties — uncertainties built into a field in which you are studying the actions of several million autonomous agents who can alter their actions at a whim, with several thousand outliers guaranteed in advance to be bizarrely atypical — still really is science.

Her photos often feature bright colors, and bizarrely beautiful still lives assembled from unlikely elements—one included cigarette stubs, oranges, an onion, and candy wrappers, among other things.