Sentence examples for would seem bizarre from inspiring English sources
I put nipples on it not to be provocative, but because if you're sculpting a body it would seem bizarre not to have nipples".
To most Germans that would seem bizarre, though there is scope for creating service jobs in education or care for the elderly.
I've been with Johnston for under 10 minutes and already the conversation has taken a turn that, were we anywhere else, would seem bizarre.
Given the high stakes, it would seem bizarre if no one at the governing body had noticed and taken them to one side to correct them.
As Batsheva are an ethnically mixed group of performers who danced to a "mash up" including the Star Wars theme and Wagner and who, at home, have incurred the wrath of the Orthodox community for a routine involving them stripping off to a Passover song, it would seem bizarre to hold them responsible for any Israeli government policies.
She did not subscribe to the stereotypes that were expected of her, and experimented with fashion from a young age, often pairing up accessories and clothes that would seem "bizarre" to her neighbours.
It would probably seem bizarre to Strachan, who, as the victim of severe criticism on occasions when his team have played immeasurably better, would in all likelihood have been expecting another savaging.
This attenuated rehearsal process would not seem bizarre to a French repertory company like Ariane Mnouchkine's Theatre du Soleil, but in the professional American theater, where a show is put up, typically, in six weeks, it is practically unheard of.
This development would seem a bizarre twist in anybody's tale, let alone that of one of Britain's best-loved actors – but Hopkins affably hands chief credit for it all to his wife, Stella.
For some, it might seem bizarre that Oslo would resort to importing garbage to produce energy.
It does seem bizarre that Bishop would furnish an affidavit like this to lawyers who are suing not just Karbhari and the university but Bishop and her husband as well.
