Sentence examples for it rather bizarre from inspiring English sources

Most Iranians - who have traditionally been very proud of their political, social and cultural history - would find it rather bizarre to learn that some Western bloggers, ignorant of that very history, are insisting that the recent protests are a result not of their own anger at an apparent stolen election and continued autocratic rule, but simply because some Americans have told them to.

We have heard this pitch a lot lately, first from the upper echelons of glossy palace Condé Nast Publications Inc. before the birth of Portfolio; then from the honchos at Fox News before they gestated Fox Business News; and more recently from TheStreet.com Inc., before it brought us its rather bizarre celebrity-gossip-cum-personal-finance site, MainStreet.com.

Looking back, I'm glad I didn't write it off despite its rather bizarre-sounding name.

"At one point I remember thinking it was rather bizarre that I had started moving backwards up the hill," Ms. Trump said.

And so it is rather bizarre that the first widespread change in how people spell English words appears to have come from a group of (largely) young people sending text messages to one another with cellular phones and other electronic devices.

He added: "It's rather bizarre.

"It's rather bizarre," Hembery added: "We're only doing what we've done for the last two years and we don't understand why you're [the press] so excited.

"It was rather bizarre," said Granit, who was recently signed by Arsenal after captaining Borussia Monchengladbach to fourth place in the Bundesliga last season. .

It all seems rather bizarre in contrast to how millions of Jakartans actually live.

"It seems a rather bizarre way to unite a party," he said, before offering to go and find James for a joint press conference.

It was a rather bizarre notion that, in the event the coalition succeeded in bringing down the government and in being asked by the governor general to form a new one, Liberal leader Stéphane Dion would succeed Harper as prime minister.