Sentence examples for bizarrely expensive from inspiring English sources
A pair of tastefully off-white Novestas, an Engineered Garments work shirt and some bizarrely expensive green trousers?
They always rolled the joints, they had bizarrely expensive grinders, they owned an unnecessary amount of paraphernalia.
A pair of tastefully off-white Novestas sneakers, an Engineered Garments work shirt, and some bizarrely expensive green pants?
Bizarrely, it is more expensive to rent shopping-space in the nondescript south London suburb of Croydon than in the plushest shopping streets of Milan, Stockholm or Dublin.
And, bizarrely, imitations that are more expensive than the real ones: In 2007, Anya Hindmarch sold canvas totes that said "I'm Not a Plastic Bag" for $15.
Bizarrely, products are also $0.41 more expensive on average for Android users.
They have also claimed, more bizarrely, that this may be a real-estate scam designed to build expensive summer homes on the grave site.
The point of this was not to spread the "feminist agenda", as some commenters bizarrely suggested, but to make a serious joke about the fact the morning after pill is both expensive in the UK (up to £36) and difficult to procure (an embarrassing one-on-one consultation is necessary and can involve travelling around different pharmacies).
This work too finished bizarrely.
