Sentence examples for could be bizarrely from inspiring English sources

He could be bizarrely combative about things he wasn't that fussed about, guided by the principle that he needed to teach me how to argue.

But in his writings he could sometimes be bizarrely dogmatic, even in his opposition to dogma, and Ms. Larson portrays the younger Cage more this way: agitated, uncool, a walking emergency.

Her caustic humor fueled outrage that modern Europe under the communists could be so bizarrely crazy and cruel.

This week Rick Perry found himself in a battle with Hank Williams Jr. for who could be more bizarrely offensive.

Such Japanese lenders can be bizarrely primitive.

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.

Bizarrely, that big country could be Britain, which, though not even inside the euro-zone, still has a right to vote on issues such as this one.

Bizarrely, political consensus in Australia could be possible over the next few years.

Bizarrely, Äspö's surface buildings could be mistaken for a traditional farmstead: a collection of buildings in red and white timber.

And bizarrely, songs like "Uprising" we've had in the past, they could be perceived as being on the side of what is now a populist movement.

Voters who hadn't sipped from the Kool-Aid themselves couldn't help but recognize that the G.O.P. was bizarrely detached from the real world.