Sentence examples for another grotesque from inspiring English sources
Christof Heyns, UN special rapporteur on extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary executions wrote in the Guardian last week that if the death sentence is carried out tonight it would be "another grotesque and unjust execution.
Apple's bad dream of an advertising image reminded me of another grotesque I'd seen recently.
The result: another grotesque chemical-weapons attack that reveals the barbarism of the Russian, Iranian and Syrian regimes — and the moral and intellectual bankruptcy of the Trump regime.
Democratic House leaders have rammed through another grotesque farm bill on the assumption that the only people who will pay attention will be the beneficiaries.
Even these drawbacks might not have stopped me, were it not for another grotesque side effect, one rarely mentioned to patients and hard to describe: anhedonia, the inability to experience pleasure from activities usually found enjoyable.
They have killed scores of civilians near Palmyra and executed soldiers in its ancient amphitheatre, in order to make yet another grotesque video documenting a new age of barbarism.
Agent Flynn's illegal F.B.I. cameras have spotted another grotesque-looking corpse in his friend Maddock's bar, and that is just the beginning of the intrigue.
With Messenger - as with all of his heroes, with poor old Swallow and the mighty Zapp, with Vic and Robyn - Lodge has created another quality grotesque, a memorable creature of conceit who confronts and amuses the reader with the vulgarity of being, with the shame of being human, with all the lies and pathetic self-deceptions.
One magazine dismissed it as "unappetising and grotesque"; another said it was "no longer preferred by modern gentlemen".
The self-slicing emerges again in another piece: a grotesque skull that Mr. Thies equipped with an audio recording of an old-school wrestler explaining the razor-blade practice.
It's like plastic surgery for the personality: one false self is replaced by another, equally and oppositely grotesque.
