Sentence examples for bizarre lines from inspiring English sources

Mr. McDonagh's appetizingly bizarre lines, which could be killed by overemphasis, are delivered with welcome matter-of-factness.

From female pupils asked whether they were forced to wear the hijab (despite girls in the same class clearly not doing so) to one staff member being asked "Are you homophobic?", we were subjected to inappropriate and bizarre lines of questioning, designed to elicit the evidence required to damn us.

It's clear that the writers have been getting a lot of mileage out of Castiel's current lack of marbles, and Misha Collins did an excellent job delivering some truly bizarre lines.

Perhaps the most bizarre line of questioning was when Alabama Republican Martha Roby wandered into sexual innuendo.

teNeues introduces a kind of bizarre line of notebooks featuring animals dressed up as celebrities, designed by Takkoda.

But the bizarre line of dialogue was almost spoken by Daniel Craig during Skyfall, the most recent film in the franchise, it has emerged.

The prime minister tried to accuse the Labor leader of talking down the value of houses in the city, saying it was a "bizarre line of questioning".

Some bizarre line from among the millions in the ledger may yet come to symbolise the haphazard manner in which public funds are occasionally spent.

By Macy Halford August 11 , 2010teNeues introduces a kind of bizarre line of notebooks featuring animals dressed up as celebrities, designed by Takkoda.

Sturgeon was seen shaking her head at the first minister's bizarre line of questioning about aliens as she watched the first Salmond v Alistair Darling TV debate live at Glasgow's Conservatoire.

The bizarre line of questioning only made sense when OPD lieutenant Roland Holmgren later revealed to Olga the identities of the two suspects: They were Oakland cops who, according to the lieutenant, were just "being silly" and "mistakenly went to her house" looking for a party, the claim alleges.