Sentence examples for surreal statement from inspiring English sources
Days earlier, at the Berlin premiere of Nymphomaniac, LaBeouf responded to questions about his sex scenes by quoting without attribution a surreal statement by Eric Cantona, in another reference to his plagiarism scandal.
One of the most prolific artists to emerge and gain recognition during this period was Ron English, who explored guerrilla marketing and advertising techniques by transforming corporate billboards into clever political and surreal statements.
Maduro, who rose from humble roots as a bus driver in Caracas, has picked up on Chavez's flair for the dramatic, attacking Washington with increasingly surreal public statements.
The most puzzling thing about the increasingly surreal series of statements Weiner has made to the press is his insistence that he can't say with any "certitude" whether or not the infamous picture that appeared on his Twitter account over the weekend is of him.
It's hard to disagree with Mr. Alexander's characterization of Capitol Hill, but his statement makes for surreal reading nonetheless because the Congressman has voted to repeal health care reform 40 times.
In a statement on Monday, Mr. Kerry called "surreal" the extent to which he had been followed by the F.B.I.
Director J.J. Abrams said in a statement, "It is both thrilling and surreal to watch the beloved original cast and these brilliant new performers come together to bring this world to life, once again.
To hear these kinds of statements after a U.S. election is surreal.
The exchange — a bizarre riff on Pruitt's opening statement — prompted Gizmodo to label the hearing " a surreal nightmare".
Listening to well-spoken barristers reading witness statements littered with colloquialisms and expletives is often surreal but this had an extra edge.
It was a surreal scene, the two avowed political rivals making virtually identical statements about their new purpose and radiating a joshing, chummy bonhomie at odds with the brutal tone of the election campaign.
