Sentence examples for bizarre slogan from inspiring English sources
He tore off his shirt to reveal the bizarre slogan "Soy bomb" emblazoned on his chest and enjoyed 40 seconds of limb-flailing, jerky writhing before security intervened.
Loads of bands trudge around for years without getting anywhere, but the band their supporters greet with the bizarre slogan "Mon the Biffy!" seem to have cornered every market.
Bershidsky, citing the authoritative German daily Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung, noted that a seemingly bizarre slogan displayed at the PEGIDA turnout on December 15 was "Putin, hilfe uns!" ("Putin, help us!").
More recently she has supported the bizarre electoral slogan of Jurgen Ruttgers, the Christian Democrat leader in North Rhine-Westphalia.
His campaign slogan was a bizarre mixture of honesty and thinly veiled threat: 'He Killed My Ma, He Killed My Pa, But I Will Vote for Him'.
The 1st Amendment protects neo-Nazi sentiment in the same way it does Black Lives Matter slogans or the bizarre chants of the Westboro Baptist Church when members picket funeral services.
It was created by the Swedish design firm Happy F&B (now there's a bizarre brand) for Cook's Nordic subsidiary, Ving – slogan: "Holiday is where the Heart is".
Their slogans of xenophobic paranoia ("No sharia in Europe!") seem bizarre in Saxony, where only 2% of the population is foreign and fewer than 1% are Muslim.The marchers make no attempt to explain their demands.
At Engine Company 207 -- where the slogan is "The House of Misfit Toys" because of the company's specialized, somewhat bizarre-looking fire-fighting equipment -- Mr. Powell made the point in comic relief with a poster that includes a square-wheeled fire engine.
Visually, the one-minute, 14-second teaser cycles spastically through dozens of appropriated YouTube videos, Ciocci's signature psychedelic animations, and superimposed text slogans that appear at once to be both foreboding propaganda and bizarre non sequitur. .
In a bizarre little ad campaign that the group dropped last week, smiley young actors wave slogans like "More weed, less war," and "Get Haugh, get high," and encourage other young people to vote for the candidate who "supports our values".
