Sentence examples for some bizarre way from inspiring English sources

In some bizarre way, that's dramatic.

Yet such moments are rare; to present Shakespeare's deliciously horrific play and not hear a single gasp or laugh from the audience is, in some bizarre way, a feat in itself.

As Sean Newell writes at Deadspin, "In some bizarre way, the terrible call Angel Hernandez made in Cleveland is a great argument for more video replay and also no replay whatsoever".

So you can say to a Stanley Tucci or a Heather Graham, 'I'd really like you to be part of this,' and when they say, 'I'm really busy,' you say, 'Look, I need you for four days.' Most people then say 'Why not?' So that's how in some bizarre way 'Saving Private Ryan' inspired this film".

"And... we're atoms in this universe and we're all in some bizarre way creating a universe that is complex and extraordinary and intelligent that wants to be alive and function well.

Along the way, the drives that exist within us all manifest themselves in some particularly bizarre ways.

And a 2008 documentary by Marina Zenovich, "Roman Polanski: Wanted and Desired," raised some troubling questions about the bizarre way a celebrity-hungry judge in California, Laurence Rittenband, handled the case.

What exactly is fit and healthy about dying isn't clear to me, but what is clear is that I'll be lucky to finish writing this review before I am struck down in some bizarre, unpredictable way.

"And for some reason I often end up talking about animals in a bizarre way".

Kensett died in a bizarre way.

In a bizarre way I admired her.