bizarrely

The dress bizarrely burdened Hurley with a ready-made character to play up to, which she did without overt complaint.

You were the first black actor to play an English king in a major Shakespeare production, and the media treated it bizarrely.

It was a scene that Nixon and other officials were hoping to avoid, but one that has become bizarrely familiar to residents here.

His absolute snobbery is bizarrely refreshing, while the Just Like You's around him try to seem as “normal” as possible.

Finally and bizarrely, some of the most committable readers accuse me of being a neo-conservative or a neo-liberal or both.

To the school of mechanics to which Kirchhoff belongs, he opposes that which he bizarrely calls the school of the thread.

The grayness and the rigidity of her features clashed bizarrely with the brilliant coloring of her gown.

The color of hers was completely masked by a bizarrely spectacular overlay of designs done in semi-indelible, multi-colored dyes.

I can't tell you how bizarrely those half-fabulous names fell from Signet's lips in the turquoise and gold of the afternoon.