Sentence examples similar to a macabre line from inspiring English sources

In a more macabre line of uses, it was an important part of the embalming process.

Why would athletes be drawn to a macabre blood sport?

Applying a dollar sign to death, disease and catastrophic climate change is a macabre business.

Radio stations ceased playing the single due to the macabre line: "I shot a man in Reno/Just to watch him die".

Well before the end, the government's color-coded alert system was eroding into a macabre laugh line for the modern age of terrorism.

Behind them, skulls in the museum's window display rose and fell like dancers in a macabre conga line as throngs of visitors streamed past.

"Savages," which is directed by James Bundy, means to be a macabre comedy, drawing a delicate line between gallows humor and harrowing confrontational drama to parallel the confessional poetry of the real-life counterparts of the characters.

British DJ John Headley is pretty chipper in conversation, yet in the past few years, his chosen line of work has taken a macabre turn.

A macabre welcome greeted new arrivals to Abidjan on Tuesday morning: a dozen corpses lined up on a roadside by a petrol station, bullet wounds to their heads.

She proposed a macabre three-step plan.

He's kind of a macabre fantasist.