Sentence examples for surreal notion from inspiring English sources
Yet even as he mocked himself Barris kept pitching the bit, selling the surreal notion of a family so poor that they'd never had dessert.
He almost laughs at the surreal notion that late-antique history has become such an explosive force in modern politics and warfare – he recalls arguing about Sasanian law codes and their possible relationship with certain hadiths on Twitter – but of course we both know it is no laughing matter.
If these are symbols, they are not easy to read; if they are grievances, you wonder what triggered them; and if they have the calculated look of early performance art a surreal notion, in this provincial setting then who are the performers?
(A curious combination of specialties, but never mind.) Mr. Riordan and his collaborators, intrigued by the surreal notion of these weirdly assorted celebrities lifting pints of Guinness side by side at a pub, have spun from it a larking series of songs tethered to a lunatic plot.
Plus, Ramis and company made the admittedly surreal notion of pursuing the unexplained seemed so much fun and worthwhile, which inspired me in the realm of Paranormal Pop Culture studies and on my show Paranormal Paparazzi.
Now the newspaper refers to "partially surreal" notions and "plot theories" to characterize the country's mind-set.
"It was all surreal, the notion that rockets were being fired towards me and that I wasn't really in danger".
Confirmed is in inverted commas because it's very easy to "confirm" even the most surreal of notions with brain imaging techniques.
Even more surreal, a perverse notion of democracy is used to claim the right to a racist slur – for equal opportunity offending.
I also count him as a mentor, and am proud of the relationship that we forged during the course of bringing Amelia, the opera that he commissioned me to compose for his company, from a handful of ideas (in my earliest pitches to him "a surreal pageant about the notion of flight as metaphor for the human condition") to the stage.
