Sentence examples for bizarre address from inspiring English sources

Though Eastwood's politics have been hard to pin down – in 2012 he gave a bizarre address to an empty chair intended to represent Obama at the Republican National convention – American Sniper is a much more avowedly patriotic, even bellicose, film than his previous Oscars-winners, Unforgiven and Million Dollar Baby; a more reassuring watch in an America spooked by Isis.

After decoding the bizarre addressing system of east and west streets, I finally arrived in his office.

He also called BS on Weinstein's bizarre statement addressing the allegations, in which the producer claimed his conduct was a result of growing up in the '60s and '70s. .

It could be a bizarre attempt to address the 30% bug problem on older iPhones (only the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus are immune) by conserving battery but that would be a ridiculous approach.

Linking a budget to the G.D.P. is a bizarre way of addressing defense needs — which rationally should be based on a disciplined analysis of threats and the nation's tolerance of risk.

The bizarre forms of addresses and the sheer volume of mail was enough for the U.S. postmaster general to issue a decree in 1930: "... mail to Ripley would not be delivered if the address was incomplete or indecipherable".

The dances Ms. Wood will present here address a bizarre red female phantasm, an egg-obsessed small-town waitress and the feel of a hurricane wind as it flies into one's lap.

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act was voted into law in late 2017, but its reforms once again did little to address the bizarre tradition of tax extenders.

After hearing -- and seeing -- Te'o address this bizarre story, do you find him more or less believable?

Jay-Z has apparently carved some time out of the title track of his new album, "4:44," to address a bizarre feud with Kanye West. .

A bizarre four-page letter, addressed to Capt.