Sentence examples for was bizarre that from inspiring English sources
It was bizarre that a breathless, fluent first-half did not yield any goals.
Abbott said it was "bizarre" that a governor could be indicted for exercising his constitutional authority.
Mr. Reilly said it was bizarre that a family of seven "could essentially live underground" in a small urban setting.
She said it was "bizarre" that the Indian law doesn't necessarily punish a person who says something inflammatory to a crowd of people, but "if you say something online that annoys someone, then you can have criminal proceedings against you".
Richard Denniss, executive director of The Australia Institute, which gathered the economists together for the joint declaration, said it was "bizarre" that the views of economists had been ignored in the debate over Australia's debt.
It was bizarre that being a party to my mother's getting the Seconal would be like helping a junkie get heroin, when all she wanted was to die at home, with us beside her, under what she held to be optimal conditions.
That isn't being "bizarre"; that is being succinct, and yes, reasonable.
"It's bizarre, that's the least I can say," said Gary Chaison, a professor of industrial relations at Clark University in Worcester, Mass.
It is bizarre that Princeton is actually an accredited university.
Or music that's bizarre that I don't understand, like that Floating Action song ["Alpine Shadow"].
