Sentence examples for surreal question from inspiring English sources

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During the December 2010 debate over the raising of student tuition fees in the House of Commons, Labour MP Kerry McCarthy asked a rather surreal question of prime minister David Cameron, who had just gone public with his rather unlikely fandom of leftwing, anti-Conservative, seminal Manchester indie band the Smiths.

They said they did not know his motives, and, in a news conference some French news organizations called "surreal," questioned his sanity, saying he had "family problems".

He turned their responses to everyday and surreal questions into monologues with music, and he's performing them with Terry Adams, NRBQ's keyboard wizard.

Newsom is relaxed in their company, letting Morgan field increasingly surreal questions (the pedestrianisation of Norwich is one) from the crowd as she tunes her harp.

"Concept album" sounds way too stuffy a label for Three Feet High…, but the songs were linked by a mock gameshow, with band members answering surreal questions and at one point making a passable attempt at a Scottish accent.

The spirit of golden-era Smash Hits may live on in the flippant, surreal questions asked by the brilliant Simon Amstell on Channel 4's Popworld ("Would you like some cheese?" "Would you like to get off with me?" etc), but stars who appear on the show have displayed a marked tendency to take offence and storm out in a huff.

It was an almost surreal day of questions haltingly asked and answered.

Though a ban on hunting wild mammals with dogs did become law on February 18th, after several years of occasionally surreal wrangling over questions like whether a fox experiences fear, this is not the reason why the foxes can relax.

The hourlong session took on a surreal quality as questions about whether Mr. Ellison's behavior was "Nixonian" were interspersed with inquiries about Oracle's products and the company's market share in the Internet software business.

In the wake of such surreal imaginings, profound questions arise.