Sentence examples for otherwise bizarre from inspiring English sources

It explains the otherwise bizarre decision by his last British colonial regimental commander to select Amin as one of the first two black Ugandans to be promoted to commissioned rank, when his educational background was virtually nil.

On the other end of the spectrum from Kurzweil and Vinge, there are people who think that nothing new is going on: witness Megan McCardle's dismissal of the economic troubles faced by America's middle class as "a slight expected income downshift during the Great Recession" in an otherwise bizarre and statistically nonsensical piece.

Shakespeare depended on the audience's prior knowledge of the verse to give meaning and pathos to this otherwise rather bizarre interchange.

In the Zurbarán, the exquisite faces of Jesus and the Virgin float above robes of blue and red, masklike beacons in an otherwise wonderfully bizarre, nonspecific setting.

Otherwise it seems bizarre.

But Ottmann, who travels with colleagues around the Northeast to educate residents about mountain lions, clearly believes otherwise, and the bizarre appearance last summer of a healthy, wild cougar in suburban Connecticut — killed by a car on the Wilbur Cross Parkway near Milford — only strengthened his convictions.

Some actors just aren't good with accents, American or otherwise: Vanessa Redgrave sounded totally bizarre - was it Polish?

In art criticism the word Baroque came to be used to describe anything irregular, bizarre, or otherwise departing from established rules and proportions.