Sentence examples for is somewhat bizarre from inspiring English sources

It is somewhat bizarre to have such heated discussion of these workers with almost no consideration of the other (more numerous) groups of temporary migrants.

The result is somewhat bizarre.

This is somewhat bizarre, since it is such a quick turnaround in such a short period of time.

The involvement of the BLS's own spokesman is somewhat bizarre, but he seems to have just emailed you statistics that you could have looked up for yourself.

Everybody's somewhat bizarre.

This was somewhat bizarre in that none of those trains actually stops there.

"I guess, like a lot of people, I felt like it was somewhat bizarre, like he had moved to the suburbs," said Mr. Fauerbach, who today is 58.

First, the criteria to qualify for a £50k investment are somewhat bizarre to say the least.

"It's somewhat bizarre that, if there is anything there, they are seeing nothing," says ALEPH's spokesperson-elect Peter Dornan, an experimentalist based at Imperial College London.

There was also an element of disciplinary peer pressure: "It would be somewhat bizarre," he says, "if chemistry was left too much longer as the sole major scientific field that lacked a major preprint server".

"So saying this is a result of our non-intervention, if Mr Blair really thinks that going into Syria and basically fighting everyone was going to lead to a better situation, I think his views are somewhat bizarre actually.