Sentence examples for bizarrely how from inspiring English sources

Various people in this video continued to tell me how the warehouse was basically the UN of the retail world, with "many countries working towards one goal", how great it was "making customers happy as we are all customers" and, bizarrely, how "Amazon has given me the knowledge and knowhow to achieve greatness".

And, two, how bizarrely obvious they were in what they did".

And it's a reminder of how bizarrely colorless Romney's bid has been.

It can be tough to acknowledge just how bizarrely violent some big-city neighborhoods have become.

Also, conveniently, he can't talk back to us, no matter how bizarrely Mr. Tompkins generalizes about him.

And you realize how bizarrely close what she's saying here is to the stuff of traditional stand-up acts.

But still, that quotation reads like serious Pretty Girl Bullshit, regardless of how bizarrely self-aware it pertains to be.

At first, the notion of eating with my hands was quite revolting, but then I realised how bizarrely entertaining it could be: I could indulge in the childhood-joy of eating with my hands without getting in trouble.

Fourth, the President talks about transparency, but as he bows his head in submission before rightist members of the press who bring up the election results, he says nothing about the elections themselves and how bizarrely distorted they were by secret corporate spending enabled by a radically partisan Supreme Court.

"I use metaphors to describe how the bizarrely specific things one student knows about airplanes can help him understand algebra or contemporary art," Martin explains.

Prisoners cannot walk out of jail, and in his bizarrely ingenious way, Laurencic knew how to take advantage of that better than most.