Sentence examples for bizarre text from inspiring English sources

In practice, it turns out to be hard going, partly because of the play itself, and partly because the company's Gogolian style adds needless oddity to an already bizarre text.

"It had a very bizarre text, which went along the lines of, 'Oh hello, I'm fine, how are you, goodbye.' I thought it was beautiful and hilarious, but it was challenging.

The men also confiscated his cellphone and sent a series of bizarre text messages to Russian news agencies, including one that said Mr. Alekseyev had dropped his claims against the Moscow government and had fled to Belarus to seek political asylum.

I had started to get worried when, one morning, very close to my deadline, I got some bizarre text messages ("Come to 43rd and Lexington. I am waiting") and followed them toward a spot behind Grand Central, where Kaplan was sitting in his car.

But I would like to end on the final overriding impression of this bizarre text, which the more I think about it, seems less and less a survey of France and more and more a savage reflection of the state of American culture itself.

There's also a bizarre and witty text.

More pieces of viral marketing began to surface before Inceptions release, such as a manual filled with bizarre images and text sent to Wired magazine, and the online publication of posters, ads, phone applications, and strange websites all related to the film.

Kubodera's sycophantic and often bizarre footnotes accompany the text.

For example, the Akron Little Theater, about to stage one of Shaw's plays, wired him this bizarre query about the text: "Akron Ohio police refuse to consider knocking out two teeth sufficient justification for jailing".

Allowing advertising in our text messages seems bizarre at first, but then so did banner ads.

A random dip into the book (I followed John Sutherland's method and plumped for page 69) will inevitably reveal something bizarre, if not unintelligible; the text is strewn with ill-phrased sentences and reads like a first draft or even, at times, one of those saucy stories written by schoolgirls and passed under the desks during RE.