Sentence examples for rather bizarrely from inspiring English sources

Except it turned out it was a doppelganger – rather bizarrely.

(Rather bizarrely, it much prefers Welsh nationalists to Scottish nationalists).

He then rather bizarrely states that they have.

Rather bizarrely, last December, Burstow announced the 3millionlives initiative.

Rather bizarrely, he wants to build America's biggest convention centre in Queens.

Rather bizarrely, Fallada was appointed mayor of his town by the Soviet occupation forces.

Rather more bizarrely, he has taken to writing for classical music ensembles, up to and including orchestras.

It wasn't so much the music at first which caught the public eye (their first single, Love Me Do, barely scraped into the Top 20), but rather their bizarrely long hair.

Britain needs to stress that it sees the euro as the great danger to Europe and, rather than bizarrely pushing for its centralisation under a German economic aegis – a provision that will ensure permanent proletarianisation for the southern nations – it needs to seek and create a new EU growth pact for those who wish for an alternative outside the euro but in Europe.

Or rather the bizarrely rigged corporate-run market economies that determine at least some portion of nearly everyone's life on Earth imploded in a frenzy of deregulated fecklessness and weirdly disassociative procedures.

On discovering this I was initially surprised but, bizarrely, rather delighted.