Sentence examples for is also bizarre from inspiring English sources
Despite the ludicrous accusation, Trump's assertion that Scarborough and Brzezinski didn't end up at Mar-a-Lago on New Year's Eve is also bizarre, because the New York Times reported that the two journalists did attend Trump's party.
There's also bizarre stuff going on with regard to the mortgage market.
There are also bizarre moments, like the one in which Blago complains that David Axelrod, then his media consultant, has declined to commit to his gubernatorial race because of an impression that Blago lacks "gravitas".
As O'Brien says, it's ludicrous to blame this pre-crisis decline on deficits that only ballooned after the crisis struck; it's also bizarre to think of the dollar's decline as a tragedy, when it actually took place in the context of mostly low inflation and a growing economy.
It's because your thought patterns are also bizarre in never-never land.
It's also bizarre that a brazen yet destitute communist would have so many contacts with FBI agents: in Dallas with James Hosty, (Hosty's telephone and automobile license numbers were found in Oswald's notebooks), (Meagher 1967, 318); and in New Orleans with John Quigley and the former agent Guy Bannister, a member of the Anti-Communist League of the Caribbean.
There is also a bizarre micro-celebrity culture here.
There is also his bizarre request for suicide pills, made when he was Ambassador in Moscow.
And there is also another bizarre, absurdist flourish in the dialogue.
But we don't stop thinking that the scene is also pretty bizarre, and that double meaning is echt Bausch.
