Sentence examples for bizarrely better from inspiring English sources
The previous year, 2001, they had been almost bizarrely better: 44-43 before the break, 58-17 after it.
With high attendance figures like those just announced by the British Museum – now officially Britain's most popular, displacing Tate Modern – come more shop and ticket proceeds, better funding from a government eager to back a winner, and, bizarrely, better reviews.
But bizarrely, there is no better place for anyone involved in contemporary music.
More bizarrely, he insists that Christians probably make better archers.
Bizarrely, a doctor says a residential home would be better because in hospital my dad would be more prone to chest infections.
He turned at three under for the day and came back in two over for a 70, three shots better than his first round, which somewhat bizarrely was played in weather more suited for scoring well.
Prisoners cannot walk out of jail, and in his bizarrely ingenious way, Laurencic knew how to take advantage of that better than most.
When he did speak about the crisis, he denounced bigotry and violence "on many sides," in a statement that was bizarrely punctuated by references to efforts to reform trade relationships and better conditions for veterans.
Still, that was a better use for the shellfish than the "lobster burger," interred, bizarrely, under green chile mayonnaise and a blanket of melted Gruyère.
You've got better things to do than to be upbraided by their bizarrely placed morals.
What better way to celebrate the creation of the United States than to check out some bizarrely inventive laws our state governments created?
