Sentence examples for sometimes bizarrely from inspiring English sources

Their ostensible Britishness was carefully guarded and they led an insulated existence, sometimes bizarrely so.

He could also be the rudest of poets, sometimes bizarrely so: he once complimented a friend on having an "a***hole cleaner than a salt cellar".

Brand is sometimes bizarrely portrayed as the cause of voter disengagement: obviously, it's our political and media elites who are responsible for that.

In its sheer outrageous silliness, in its pure barking look-at-me-I'm-a-teapot madness, this creepy thriller is sometimes bizarrely entertaining.

Long Island has long had a deeply uneasy and sometimes bizarrely suspicious relationship with the scientific enterprises that have taken root on its shores.

People frequently fill glasses and drink them (sometimes bizarrely: Fernando Suels Mendoza pours a glass for Jasjfi, and tips her so that he can drink from it), or give them to others, and early in the second half the water we imagined underneath Martinez materializes, as black-and-white footage of a burbling stream running over rocks fills the expanse of the back wall.

But in his writings he could sometimes be bizarrely dogmatic, even in his opposition to dogma, and Ms. Larson portrays the younger Cage more this way: agitated, uncool, a walking emergency.

Apart from an intense, borderline-feminist moment midway through when it seems as if Mary (Ashley Bell) and Shannon (Shannyn Sossamon) might wrest control of the group — or take on each other — the hunted behave bizarrely: sometimes blithe, sometimes crumbling, never convincing.

Sometimes they are like bizarrely constructed marionettes, legs weirdly jointed.

"His reckless and brazen sexual offending, sometimes in public places, bizarrely within sight of people he knew, speaks volumes about just how untouchable he thought he was".

Vaz dictates the mood for each session – sometimes inquisitorial, sometimes deeply concerned (bizarrely Vaz is often at his most scary when he's trying to show how much he cares) – and he makes it clear that his view of the reliability of a witness's evidence is what counts.