Sentence examples for bizarre diatribes from inspiring English sources
Some include bizarre diatribes.
Known back in the 1990s as one of the faces of "independent journalism", Mr Kiselev has recently become notorious for his extreme and sometimes bizarre diatribes in his role as a top anchor on official channel Rossiya 1.
While a senator and self-styled expert on biotechnology issues, Gore praised Algeny, the bizarre diatribe by anti-biotechnology zealot Jeremy Rifkin and is quoted on its cover, calling it "an important book" and an "insightful critique of the changing way in which mankind views nature".
The damage inflicted by a televised sermon in which Mr Gulen rained curses on the government, and by a leaked conversation with a businessman in which he discusses a tender for an oil refinery in Uganda with bizarre references to pineapples, have been offset by Mr Erdogan's unabated diatribes against his flock.
It's really eye-candy, bizarre sweets, to make the listening experience fun". "NY Expats/Henry Miller Says" melds a spoken word diatribe from the iconic American writer as captured by writer/director Tom Schiller which resonates rather profoundly in the present day.
Then the diatribes began.
If his orthodox Marxism is not always welcomed by the leadership, his diatribes against "evil cults" garner more official respect these days, and he has no regrets about his cameo role in the bizarre national drama of Falun Gong.
His once prolonged televised diatribes have stopped.
Diatribes only brought greater wrath.
