Sentence examples for for a bizarrely from inspiring English sources
It should be a blip on an otherwise triumphant evening, and yet it makes for a bizarrely brilliant finish.
But Tokyu Hands beats them all with its Shibuya flagship store, where eight floors are crammed with every possible product you might need for a bizarrely Japanese mix of home improvement, handicrafts, hobbies, travel and gardening.
The show's most ambitious painting is a reclining nude, viewed feet first in imitation of Mantegna's "Dead Christ"; the strangely distorted perspective makes for a bizarrely beguiling travesty of Renaissance classicism.
Four days later, guards arrested Bahari at his mother's home in Tehran and took him to a prison, where interrogators tortured him, claiming Bahari was spying for a bizarrely broad group of co-conspirators — the CIA, Mossad, MI6 and Newsweek.
"Barton Fink" (1991), for instance, was a bizarrely malicious joke on a left-wing playwright (John Turturro Clifford Odetsets as he might have been imagined by Nathanael West.
In court, defense attorney Lisa Andrews characterized Sheikh as being overwhelmed with desire for Laura in a bizarrely racist comment.
Not only is this standard of "innocence as grounds for a retrial" bizarrely redundant (since it appears to constitute almost all the trappings of a retrial anyway), it also turns on its head the fundamental tenet of criminal law, "presumed innocent until proven guilty".
Miss Grant is claiming sex discrimination.Lawyers for the train company have a bizarrely logical defence: the firm is treating her no differently to a man so long as he is a gay man, who would also not get a travel pass for his partner.
He had a bizarrely powerful memory for pro athletes and their uniform numbers.
It seemed a bizarrely dictatorial perspective for someone building democratic assemblies.
In a bizarrely clumsy move for a multibillion-dollar company, Theranos deleted several claims from its Web site while Carreyrou was reporting his article, including a sentence that read, "Many of our tests require only a few drops of blood".
