Sentence examples for bizarre discourse from inspiring English sources
But the nomination also kicked off a news cycle as banal and insider-y as anything this side of the White House Correspondents Dinner, a bizarre discourse that's not about Kavanaugh's likely impact but on his bland-as-milk personal life.
That most of these same folks wanted to do so last year, under even more dire circumstances than we now face, is just another reminder of the bizarre schizophrenia that characterizes our national discourse about fiscal matters.
The result is a public discourse that amounts to a bizarre mix of geopolitics and distinctly local news.
Naz Coker, chair of the Refugee Council, claims that "the discourse around asylum-seekers has legitimised racist language".And a bizarre link has now arisen between the asylum issue and the Lawrence case.
It was as if I was only fully conscious when I was with him, watching some bizarre performance or walking through the night-time streets listening to him discourse on Mesmerism or the Universal Metaphysical Grammar.
Berlin, 1987 -- Bizarre Städte.
