Sentence examples for more bizarre given from inspiring English sources

That move seemed even more bizarre given that the winger's replacement, Shaun Maloney, had started only one match in five months before Saturday.

Which is made all the more bizarre, given the fact that our hyped-up article seems to be based almost exclusively on the contents of the press release itself, quotes and all.

None will be kicked out by popular vote (indeed, doing so in space would cause them to explode).Thumb-twiddling in free-fallThe experiment's popularity is all the more bizarre given that Dr Lebedev is far from the only cosmonaut whom space has driven a bit cranky.

All of that's made even more bizarre given that Prentice didn't do the same for Danielle Smith, the leader of the Wildrose and rumoured future deputy premier given that he enticed her and a majority of the caucus to the dark side.

Honouring Nazis is a tricky affair at the best of times and the choice to commemorate Reitsch seems even more bizarre given it comes amidst a time where anti-Semitism and Neo-Nazism appears to be on the rise in Canada and the US.

The concern over inflation seems more than a bit bizarre given the current state of the economy.

If you find this argument a bit bizarre, given the mayhem that followed the invasion and the tenuousness of historical what-ifs of this kind, and more than a bit self-serving, you aren't the only one.

That would be bizarre, given her background.

But they reflect one of the more bizarre aspects of British giving.

The case is all the more bizarre as Mr Hashi gave an interview to The Independent in 2009 when he alleged that MI5 had attempted to recruit him.

Or the even more bizarre interview Jaden and Willow gave the New York Times in 2014, where they spoke about "prana energy", being able to control time, and writing their own novels rather than reading other people's.