Sentence examples for bizarrely if from inspiring English sources

A young man with curly red hair gazed at her — or through her — all the way from the floor above, and she wondered, bizarrely, if he was the person she was waiting for.

Bizarrely, if a company falls below the target at the beginning of a plan year, it has to immediately start pouring in more money to get to 100%, instead of moving up in increments until 2011.

Bizarrely, if implausibly, she puts the carnage down to her tour manager falling off stage, but at least she's grasped one showbiz adage: the show must go on".

In the past year, our political and business leaders have been exposed as both out of touch, unable to act on major issues like global warming and drug addiction, and, too often, acting badly if not outright bizarrely in support of their own self interests.

Bonobos surely find the non-genital nature of ritualised human greeting bizarrely cold, if not outright unnatural.

It starts to feel bizarrely as if Chekhov had been brought in to rewrite an episode of "Absolutely Fabulous".

The neurologist goes on to say, bizarrely, as if it comforts, that should this happen Edwyn will be unconscious and feel nothing.

Quite what strategic goal such a move would have served was left unexplained though that question also applies to Mr Hussein's failure to comply with UN resolutions, which looks bizarrely suicidal if he either had no WMD or planned to destroy them.The second blow to Mr Blair's credibility came from closer to home.

That shake-up of the mind, that brainstorm (yes, I'm co-opting the term) often gives me strange ideas, vivid images, words connected bizarrely – as if someone had emptied the toy box of my mind and joined together bits of mental Lego and a Rubik's cube and produced something that no one had seen before.

In the article, Sanneh likens free speech advocates (like me, I assume) to "gun nuts," claims that campus speech codes have mostly been repealed (which is completely false), then bizarrely questions if people can believe in a diversity of belief.

The drugged spiders still built their webs in the early-morning darkness, and now the resulting webs were bizarrely abnormal, as if built by a drunk.