Sentence examples for bizarre meeting from inspiring English sources

"It was the most bizarre meeting I've ever had," Mr. Lipman said.

His show-business stories cover well-worn territory (like a bizarre meeting with Lorne Michaels) with specificity and surprise.

So it's apparent early on that before the bizarre meeting is over, each of the five characters will have had his revelatory moment.

One diplomat recalls a "bizarre" meeting with Mohammad Ershad, a 78-year-old former dictator, who toured embassies a month ago, saying he had the army's blessing to lead a disparate coalition including the anti-Khaleda BNP faction.

His report is correct in the main, but it misses some of the finest incidents of the bizarre meeting between Joan and myself in the office of the publishing house.

There are over 150 of these articulated wooden figures – from little peg dolls to life-sized men and women – filling the theatre of London's ICA, like a bizarre meeting of some arcane society.

The anti-modernist offensive occasioned some bizarre meetings between Soviet officialdom and writers or artists.

In memos back to Washington, released by WikiLeaks, the current US ambassador, Karl Eikenberry, adopted a particularly weary tone when describing often bizarre meetings with the mercurial president.

The most bizarre meetings were held in January in the Maldives, an archipelago in the southern Indian Ocean.

In the Pences' version, poor Bundo is subjected to hopping after his "Grampa" (Pence) while the Vice President does whatever he does all day: presumably getting shit-talked by Trump, sitting in on bizarre meetings, eating with only men, and trying to ignore the queer dance parties happening outside his front door.

Who can forget the bizarre Cabinet meeting in which each member lavished praise upon the president?