Sentence examples for bizarre air from inspiring English sources

But the bizarre air of unreality in our public life right now doesn't fill one with hope.

The rehearsals with Mr. Vanska had "a bizarre air of normalness that we don't experience that often anymore," said R. Douglas Wright, the orchestra's principal trombonist, in a news conference.

The most intriguing off-season situation will be how Reese handles the often unhappy defensive end Osi Umenyiora, whose holdout that masqueraded as an exercise bicycle ride to nowhere lent the most bizarre air to training camp.

Broadly speaking, it revolves around two brothers, Sam Jaredd Padalecki and Deann (Jensen Ackles) Winchester, who lose their mother early in life when a bizarre air current sucks her body up to the ceiling of the family house one night, leaving a bloody, ravaged corpse.

Many of the outer doors in the unit were painted pink, giving off a bizarre air of Breast Cancer Awareness Month.

The garish light of day gave everything a table filled with trophies, a "boutique" selling thrift store clothing screen printed with LA LAW's logo, women wandering around in prom dresses and satanic nun costumes a wholly bizarre air.

The dispute over Gelsinger's treatment, aired in dueling news conferences, lent a bizarre, circuslike air to the first day of a three-day session of the Recombinant DNA Advisory Committee, the National Institutes of Health panel that oversees gene therapy research.

And so ensued the most bizarre on-air encounter of election night: a network anchor putting her colleagues on the spot, forcing them to defend their news judgment.

This search led Chet, who was McGowan's second fiddle, to a bizarre on-air murder, to kill McGowan and another co-host rather than let them recede into pure image.

And so ensued the most bizarre on-air encounter of election night: a network anchor interrogating Arnon Mishkin, a member of the Fox News decision team and a respected voting analyst, forcing him and a colleague to defend their news judgment against Mr. Rove, one of the most powerful Republican fund-raisers and strategists.

A1 Arrest Based on Jitters A missed plane connection, terrorism paranoia, prolific facial hair and arguably poor judgment resulted in the arrest of two men of Indian descent last week in what seems to be one of the more bizarre instances of air-travel hysteria.