Sentence examples for bizarre interjection from inspiring English sources
Post-debate, NBC newscasters were discussing the "nasty woman" remark, with anchor Lester Holt saying, "It was a bizarre interjection". .
This is how we know they are all doomed, but also leads to the many laughs from bizarre interjections, misunderstandings and non-sequiturs.
The people that ran it caused the insanity.'" As with many histories of strange subcultures, the story is made all the more bizarre by the occasional interjections of banality, like the fact that the group supported itself by manufacturing corporate-branded T-shirts and pens, or, in a larger frame, that Dederich was once quoted in this magazine, in Renata Adler's 1967 piece, "The Thursday Group".
But the description of her interjection by much of the media as a "bizarre" interruption to the House vote deserves interrogation.
And I suspect that as many "undecideds" were attracted by his alpha-male macho — his domination of the conversation, his refusal to give an inch, his fighting spirit, his rapid-fire interjections ("That didn't happen!";"Not mathematically possible!"; "Martha, that's a bizarre statement!") as were repelled by his rough manners.
2. marry = an interjection.
