| Chillingly stroking and caressing his microphone throughout, Brown delivered an imperiously deadpan set surreally dominated by eerie silence. |
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| The subjects are surreally grouped together, with no clear spatial relationships among them. |
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| In the surreally warm December of 2008, however, Moscovite anxiety has been rising too. |
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| And yet, surreally, DSK's Manhattan arrest would prove only the very beginning of the end of his aspirations to power in France. |
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| Mr Johnson's response to the recent spending review was surreally composed but light on substance. |
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| Matt Dillon is as surreally handsome in person as he is on screen. |
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| In the first few pages, however, there are intriguing hints that this book might be about to hurtle surreally into the territory of magical realism. |
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| What such tours show most surreally is that both mother and baby share a silent, symbolic, decorative role. |
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| It is not only his formally outstanding compositions which won him great esteem, but the surreally inspired poetry with which he captures such apparently simple things and situations. |
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| The 20-minute, surreally comic film is about a man, W, coming to terms with the death of his domineering mother, only to discover she's happily spending her death in a nice flat in Crouch End, north London. |
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| Somewhat surreally, this curves through the EMP at its south-east corner, neatly separating the Artist's Journey component from the main mass of the building. |
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| Surreally, the dramatic Belgian events had little impact on the Belgian EU Presidency. |
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| Surreally, a choir of high school students at the gate adjoining ours begins singing a hymnal. |
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