Sentences with phrase «bizarre position»

What concerns me most of all is where Wenger is playing certain players in bizarre positions.

I'm a master at fiddling with shitty cameras, and contorting my hands into bizarre positions to accommodate, but it's not something I should have to do.

Brandes ties her own artistic practice to that of magical ritual, with her actors» choreographed but bizarre positions recalling pagan rites, while the prevalence of water and other liquids as motifs suggest alchemy.

This leads to the somewhat bizarre position that the clearer a Directive is, the less likely it is that an individual will be able to rely on its direct effect post-exit, as there will be no litigation concerning its interpretation.

His oddly - hued plaster forms called Passtücke (Adaptives)- ordinary objects wrapped in gauze and dipped in plaster - are sculptures to be worn by the viewer that contort the body into bizarre positions.

She said there was little comfort for consumers «because it leaves them in the bizarre position of being told that competition in this market is not working and the prices they pay are not fair, but that nothing will be done with it for two years.»

The only way to explain such a bizarre position is that Ms. Nixon is positioning herself among liberal voters who will play an outsized role in the Democratic Party primary, scheduled for Sept. 13.

Jeremy Hunt was told to explain an appeal against his own legal powers this morning, after a battle over gay men's right to give blood in Northern Ireland put the health secretary in a bizarre position.

Offering both too little material and too much, the movie leaves us in the bizarre position of understanding its subject no better by the end than we did at the beginning.

Sacha Baron Cohen's Ali G goes big - screen, finding himself in the bizarre position of having to resolve one of the biggest national and political scandals in the country's history.

So we're in the bizarre position of having to issue a spoiler alert for a game that hasn't even been announced yet.

In the gallery, the placement of the monitors in the space is such that, in order to watch the work, viewers are forced into a series of physically awkward and bizarre positions, in a sense taking on the role of performers themselves.

This leads to some bizarre positions.

If we can't overcome the bizarre position (s) of the Competition Bureau or the courts, then the simple solution is to stop sharing our data with anyone but our fellow Realtors.