Sentence examples for which bizarrely from inspiring English sources

All of which, bizarrely, could doom a potential Clinton candidacy.

Then tapes surfaced of phone calls in which, bizarrely, she said she wasn't very interested in being mayor anyway.

There was also the so-called September coup against Blair, one in which, bizarrely, he was forced to leave voluntarily.

However, the US release has revived interest, which, bizarrely, has fed back to its latter-day satirists.

Though it is benign, it can lead to dozens of seizures, some of which bizarrely mimick laughter or rage.

Hence the recent soaring interest in the plant which, bizarrely, has become a popular tourist destination for foreign visitors to Ukraine.

She answers all correctly except for the year, which she bizarrely gives as 1904.

Calzaghe lands a solid right jab which Jones bizarrely acknowledges by saying "good shot Joe".

But a new fight then erupted in which China bizarrely insisted that Europe lower its targets for greenhouse gas emissions.

Mostly Ida watched the birds, which seemed bizarrely determined, almost angry, certain of something that she would never know.

The accrued pensions of existing public-sector workers should be paid, but their benefits from now on should be renegotiated, for example by aligning pensionable ages with those for Social Security (if state courts allow it, which some, bizarrely, do not).