Sentence examples for bizarrely found from inspiring English sources

But though she was wounded by her tussle with the papers, Joyce was not crushed, and bizarrely found herself in the papers much later in life when her dog was involved in pioneering cloning techniques.

In the middle of a report on 1 December about the background to the clashes in Kiev over the issue of Ukraine's relationship with the EU, viewers of official Russian state TV channel Rossiya 1 bizarrely found themselves watching clips from the Swedish children's series Biss och Kajs - a play on the Swedish words for "wee-wee" and "poo-poo".

But it is in being shit – so shit that he recently asked his followers to vote in a poll about whether he should have a meal deal for lunch – that he has bizarrely found his magic.

Right-wing news outlet Breitbart News lashed out at the president with a banner headline that read "Amnesty Don," and Fox News host Sean Hannity warned Trump it would be "over" for the president if he abandoned his immigration promises, though he also bizarrely found ways to blame McConnell.

In spite of the errors it acknowledges, the fund bizarrely finds that the "overall thrust of policies" used by the fund and European leaders in Greece was "broadly correct".

Bizarrely, Reagan found himself briefly best buddies with President Mitterrand, who – to Thatcher's fury – declared that America could count on France for support.

Talese has been criticized for not notifying authorities about Foos's privacy invasions, as well as Foos's eyewitness account of a murder apparently committed in 1977 in Room 10. (Bizarrely, Talese found no official record of such a crime).

Bizarrely, I found myself last weekend sharing a stage with Nirvana's bassist, Krist Novoselic, which, absent context, anyone who knew me when Nirvana was changing the musical world would say is just about the least likely thing that could ever happen to me.

Bizarrely we find ourselves saying 'good luck' to our colleagues prior to entering the Red Zone, a sobering reminder of what we are doing".

A 2006 study (pdf), carried out somewhat bizarrely by Nestlé, found that the 34 vegetarian cats it examined were healthy.

A pretty, ponytailed woman, dressed in a short girlish skirt experimenting with ways in which she can make the word "pussy" sound more offensive "cause, it's just not gross to me any more," is, I found, bizarrely amusing.