Sentence examples for though bizarrely from inspiring English sources

I actually know the gentleman who played Proto Zoa [in the third], though, bizarrely enough.

Though bizarrely the publicity materials neglect to mention he was gay.

Though bizarrely we are meant to be more concerned about the profits of Tesco.

While Shapiro is a journalist, Singh and Ernst are scientists and their mainly dismissive conclusions are based on extensive, though bizarrely unfootnoted, research.

Highsmith's Freudian therapy had been aimed exclusively at "curing" her, though, bizarrely, she was offered a support group with other women, mostly married, who had homosexual tendencies.

This satisfied the Liberals and New Komeito, but miffed the Democratic Party of Japan, the largest group within the opposition, even though, bizarrely, it did not seem to oppose the outcome.

Bizarrely, though, this polish suits them.

Bizarrely, though, for all its strengths, the installation nearly undermines its own achievement at the end.

Bizarrely though, unlike other transit countries such as Mexico, Tajikistan sees little drug-related violence.

(Bizarrely, though, the huge, hyper-modern conference centre was overlooked by what resembled a medieval European castle).

Bizarrely though, it's also not the first time that Trump has used his foundation's funds to pay for a portrait of himself at an auction.