Sentence examples for bizarrely it is from inspiring English sources

Bizarrely, it is also much cheaper than killing them.

Bizarrely it is here, as a guest of the American military, that he undergoes his first truly psychedelic experience.

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.

Yet he did not use this photograph to portray Freud – more bizarrely, it is the basis for his 1964 painting Study for Self-Portrait, in which Bacon fuses himself with Freud.

Bizarrely, it is now a fear of 'foreign' workers that underlies the referendum.

It many ways, bizarrely, it's one of its charms as we all enjoy a collective moan at the all-too-regular defenestrations of common sense.

Quite often, bizarrely, it's undersold.

Bizarrely, it's some people's favourite scene.

Bizarrely, it's only her native US that hasn't taken to Horrid Henry.

(Bizarrely, it was once voted the favourite novel of students at Yale, in 1906).

Bizarrely, it was held that new books should not be displayed for early sale.