Sentence examples for is slightly bizarre from inspiring English sources

This last plea is slightly bizarre, actually, because while Khodorkovsky is surely a victim of selective prosecution, there is also little doubt that he is guilty of the crimes of which he's convicted and, likely, far worse, all in order to enrich himself beyond imagination and not for any larger public purpose.

Watching it premiere to five-star reviews at Telluride, Venice and Toronto was "slightly bizarre for a while".

They had these systems at the Little Chef that were slightly bizarre.

"It's slightly bizarre but that's part of being in a developing side like we are," he added.

So it was slightly bizarre to see Fertitta slamming the UFC featherweight championship down to the ground upon witnessing Jose Aldo being knocked out in just 13 seconds by The Notorious, with his reaction triggering various conspiracy theories.

Mr Gill told BBC Wales the day's events were "slightly bizarre".

Mr Gill told BBC Wales the defeat was "slightly bizarre".

It was slightly bizarre being among a gaggle of photographers and TV cameras balancing on the narrow strip between bowling lanes as balls whizzed by.

While being a lovely look into Colbert's study, watching him deliver a monologue sans audience was slightly bizarre.

But among the vaguely inspiring bon mots ("Health is an invaluable gift") some of the things she's learned are slightly more bizarre.

National Review comes at this problem by noting that "a grandmother and widowed daughter raising a child together" are not considered married; the reason, the magazine says, is "because their relationship is not part of an institution geared toward procreation," which is a slightly bizarre thing to say about the older woman's relationship with her daughter, the product of her own procreation.