Sentence examples for he was bizarrely from inspiring English sources

A white blind was raised, and there he was, bizarrely, not four feet away on the far side of a bullet-proof screen, asking questions about our trip to Omarska.

Aside from a skirmish in Egypt on pretty much his first week in office, where he was bizarrely sentenced in absentia to two years in jail for embezzlement (the absurd claim was overthrown last summer), his tenure has been notably short of fireworks.

In one painting a dog curled up under a chair has turned out to be a wombat, and therefore almost certainly Rossetti's work: he was bizarrely obsessed with the animals, and once owned one as a pet – it died after reputedly eating a box of cigars.

As for today, Saints are boosted by the return of Dylan Hartley to the bench and Salesi Maa'fu – the man who has defied the cruel "fat Aussie" tag ascribed to him in the first part of the season – to the starting XV after he was bizarrely sent off for punching Tom Youngs (that's seriously a red card offence?!).

As longtime readers know, I think a lot of negative things about Donald J. Trump (though I would be happy to be proved wrong), and have been warning of his know-nothing, neo-fascist tendencies ever since I realized in summer 2015 that he was, bizarrely, the coming thing in American politics.

Mr Prodi, of course, will be in Brussels though he is bizarrely keeping his seat in the Italian parliament until September.

This is partly because Mr. Hine has leapfrogged over the '60s in his scholarly musings, and in this volume he's bizarrely inclined to conflate the '60s and '70s.

He's bizarrely claimed he had no connection with attacks launched by his own paid spokesman.

Yet she's bizarrely confident.

Burris said even if methamphetamine was found in Mann's blood, "he was acting bizarrely and police should not have used lethal force".

The final point he makes is bizarrely brilliant: He says that same delight in letting go also exists when we're witnessing great art unfold.