Sentence examples for bizarre remark from inspiring English sources

He made and retracted, through a spokesman, a bizarre remark accusing Mr. de Blasio of running a "racist" campaign featuring his biracial family.

By this bizarre remark he meant, one assumes, that the prime minister's dogged facing down of public opposition to our going to war alongside the Americans would be such a proof of his persuasive powers, and that the war itself would be so successful, that the government could look with confidence towards fighting and winning a referendum on the single currency.

St . Louis CountyPolice Chief Jon Belmar has apologised for the officer's "bizarre" remarks.

Salvini's bizarre remarks sparked a mixture of condemnation and satire on social media on Wednesday.

Here are some tips for how to deal with the most offensive, upsetting and bizarre remarks from your family members.

A genuine managerial great, Sacchi has denied he is a racist after making some bizarre remarks about black players during a speech.

Tom Cruise's bizarre remarks, apparently based on his religious convictions, about Brooke Shields's condition were at best inappropriate and ill considered.

A made-up story would have been both less weird and more damaging — instead of bizarre remarks, it would have featured wandering hands or worse.

"It's bizarre," remarked an admiring Jon Stewart, whose own program, "The Daily Show," immediately precedes "The Colbert Report" on Comedy Central and is where the Colbert character got his start.

He made bizarre remarks in late January to journalists, ostensibly off the record, where he seemed negative, even morose, about his chances, and last week he was talking again about losing.

* * * Why hasn't any commentator called out President Obama for his bizarre remarks on the situation in Syria, in which he referred to our "brav sodders in unform" and then trailed off?