Sentence examples for seemed bizarre from inspiring English sources

It all seemed bizarre, Mr. Handler recalled.

He said the Gore campaign's inactivity seemed "bizarre".

The idea of refueling an airplane in flight must have seemed bizarre to anyone witnessing the Wright brothers first flights.

The crowd applauded wildly, which seemed bizarre, given the millions who had suffered at the Army's hands.

And his description of the surgery seemed bizarre: why, for example, had the Serb not been fully sedated?

The idea that the planet nearest the Sun might harbour significant deposits of water ice originally seemed bizarre.

I couldn't understand why women, and not men, wore skirts – it seemed bizarre to me.

The call handler at the other end asked me a series of questions, which seemed bizarre.

An awful lot of what passes for good parenting today would have seemed bizarre 100 years ago.

This seemed bizarre at first, but then I realised that Scottish and Italian cooking traditions are deceptively similar.

It always seemed bizarre to me that we met under these circumstances and created this even angrier guy.