Sentence examples for bizarrely natural from inspiring English sources
They hardly even seem man-made; they have taken on a bizarrely natural aspect.
While it is commonplace to see cameras affixed to office buildings and expensive co-ops that are unlikely to record threats to civic life greater than violations of recycling ordinances, it is, rather bizarrely, far from the natural order of things to see similar security apparatus in places where gang culture might reign.
It is the natural extension of the bizarrely dominant idea that if you include a person saying something sensible in any debate, you must also include the polar opposite, even if inflammatory and illogical, "for balance".
The current rules bizarrely require products that derive the preservatives from natural sources to prominently place the words "Uncured" and "No nitrates or nitrites added" on the label even though they are cured and do contain the chemicals.
And there are some amazing natural formations in New Zealand: the deep fjords, the agricultural plains, the bizarrely symmetrical volcano, and the incredibly ripped-up geography that exists around Auckland.
Peter Carey doubtless knows why he chooses to illustrate his fictional history of Parrot and Olivier in America with a bizarrely doctored copy of Baudin's map of Australia as printed in 1830 in the Edinburgh Journal of Natural and Geographical Science No 3 (the last number of that unlamented organ) and to describe it as drawn by Parrot in 1803.
This work too finished bizarrely.
So bizarrely out of character.
A penalty bizarrely ungiven.
Bizarrely, I am uninjured.
