Sentence examples for was bizarre for from inspiring English sources

And his taste in decorating was bizarre for the times.

Shani Tager, the Australia Pacific reef campaigner for Greenpeace, said it was "bizarre" for the report to claim "Australia has made good progress on protecting the reef during a period in which more than 20% of the Great Barrier Reef's coral was killed".

He said Wales and Scotland must be treated the same and it was "bizarre" for Tories to champion localism at Westminster while "often articulating opposition to accountable devolution".

Jeff Stier, a senior fellow at the National Center for Public Policy Research, told the New York Times that it was "bizarre" for the surgeon general "to engage in smaller issues like this".

Experts also noted that it was bizarre for an Interior secretary ― whose job it is to manage some 500 million acres of federal land, including 59 national parks ― to call sitting senators to relay a vague-but-threatening message over a vote on an issue unrelated to the agency.

"It's about emotion, which is bizarre for a tech company".

Rodriguez said, "It's bizarre for me to be a free agent at 25".

McIlroy's propensity to create headlines is bizarre for one so young and calm of character.

"It would have been bizarre for you to make an apology in advance of any inquiry," he said.

And having built a commanding presence across eastern Europe and in Turkey it would be bizarre for UniCredit to withdraw now.

"Today's decision is bizarre for many reasons," Mr. Pugno said, "but mostly because it defies a direct order of the U.S. Supreme Court".