Sentence examples for was pretty bizarre from inspiring English sources
Abbott said the commission's ruling that Basikbasik "be released" was "pretty bizarre" and demonstrated "extremely questionable judgment".
The closest they've come to contact with their fellow founder member recently, says Marshall, is when their cars passed in Bristol, "and we looked at each other, which was pretty bizarre".
John D. Steinbruner, a nuclear expert at the University of Maryland, said the Clinton administration's tacit endorsement of Russian launch on warning was "pretty bizarre" because "we know their warning system is full of holes".
Montgomery Knott, a lanky music producer who favors beach hats and low-slung jeans, found it bizarre to see strollers on industrial streets that were recently the domain of prostitutes, though he added, "At some point I'm sure it was pretty bizarre to see children on the cobblestones of SoHo".
And the PBS interview, with Margaret Warner, was pretty bizarre, from his claims that no one had explained to him what "corruption" meant to the observation, in response to a question about his brother being on the C.I.A.'s payroll, that the agency was "like the Afghan municipality".
"And some of them were pretty bizarre.
And human figures can be pretty bizarre.
Yeah, that's pretty bizarre, even for Jerry.
ELIZABETH KOLBERT: Yes, it's pretty bizarre, when you think about it.
