Sentence examples for bizarrely small from inspiring English sources

A fourth novel, Liquidation (2003), is out in Eng-lish this year, and Kaddish is obtainable in a US edition - a bizarrely small presence for a writer of world stature.

Less obvious changes: the 'more info' button, which used to be a bizarrely small link nestled under the video description, is now positioned directly under the video, with a much larger clickable area.

I wove through tables wearing a white, zip-up canteen lady dress, a red apron and, bizarrely, a small piece of red fabric the shape of a stretched out triangle fastened to the top of my head with bobby pins for "hygiene".

When people in a low-level language class fail to follow these rules, they can transgress in very basic ways that they're not yet aware of: some very small, others bizarrely large.

The musical staging by Matt West consists of halfhearted pastiches, which include a vampire mythology number that bizarrely reworks Jerome Robbins's "Small House of Uncle Thomas" ballet in "The King and I".

AS anyone who has ever been disappointed by the New York housing market knows, the experience can be something like a bad date: Drawn in by the promise of a handsome exterior, you make your way hopefully down a featureless corridor and persevere up a sagging stair, only to find a "duplex" of spaces that are sloppily renovated, bizarrely configured and so small as to be almost uninhabitable.

A few weeks later, however, came a UK capacity market auction, which awarded coal contracts, did nothing about constructing the mooted cleaner gas facilities, and most bizarrely sponsored the mushrooming of small generators which run off grimy diesel.

Especially after she bizarrely quit as governor of small state Alaska halfway through her only term.

Cyst size was variable ranging from very small cysts to bizarrely shaped large cysts encompassing major parts of the hemicranium.

It's bizarrely impersonal, giving little away.

The sculptor also created a bizarrely ugly "Somatosensory Homunculus" -- a small faux-marble man with hands, feet, lips and genitalia exaggerated in accordance with their relative sensitivity.