Sentence examples for the increasing bizarre from inspiring English sources

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The director, speaking yesterday at the Cannes Film Festival to promote his latest film Melancholia, a disaster movie set in a seaside country club, launched into a series of bizarre proclamations to the increasing bemusement of the film's star, Kirsten Dunst, who was seated alongside him at the film's official press conference.

The bizarre incident comes amid increasing concerns about potential security risks posed by the hundreds of thousands of migrants who arrived in Germany since 2015, following a string of terrorist attacks.

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"Having language meant that the world of things which could seem odd, illogical or bizarre increased exponentially," McGraw says.

Mr Field's apology may, perhaps, suggest a just-in-time realisation that bickering and backstabbing are a sure path to oblivion.Labour could yet go back to self-mutilation if the government sticks to its bizarre plan to increase the time suspected terrorists can be held without charge, and if (or when) the Tories win in Crewe.

"I don't think it's an acceptable risk to bring children into the world – the likelihood of a safe future for them has to increase dramatically first". The bizarre existential dread that comes with weather that's actually nice before Pancake Day.

"I am not sure what kind of bizarre tactical game he was playing but it can only have helped the SNP increase their support further.

The plea resolves a bizarre espionage case that shook the bureau and increased tensions between the United States and Russia.

As the family settles into the home, bizarre events begin to occur with increasing regularity.

Responding to the study, University and College Union general secretary Sally Hunt said: "This report again raises the issue of increased stigmatisation of Muslim students and the bizarre focus on 'British values'.