Sentence examples for as a gory from inspiring English sources

Communism, Soviet Russia's ersatz religion, has ended up as a gory failure, claiming tens of millions of dead from Moscow to Mao's China.

At the end of the first part, he appears as a gory nightmare vision, striding the length of the long dining tabletop to confront the agent of his doom, who falls off his chair in shock.

And when a starry spectacle like "Titus," now at multiplexes everywhere, serves as a gory antidote to last year's even starrier "Midsummer Night's Dream," it is clear that the centuries-divide between classical and modern is blurry.

Whatever the museum claims, inviting visitors to pose with Jack the Ripper next to his dead victim treats the killer as a gory celebrity and his victims as a sick joke.

Do you remember Macbeth as a gory thriller with some famous speeches - 'Tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow' and 'Come seeling night, Scarf up the tender eye of pitiful day......

As she cuts a gory swath through much of the movie, Saya is accompanied by the terrified doctor (Saemi Nakamura) from the infirmary of the American school on the base.

(Dargis) 'October Baby' (PG-13, 1 47) Not even a dewy heroine and gauzy cinematography can disguise the essential ugliness of this faith-based drama about the survivor of a botched abortion, containing as it does a gory portrait of medical hackery that is clearly intended to terrify young women.

(Holden) 'October Baby' (PG-13, 1 47) Not even a dewy heroine and gauzy cinematography can disguise the essential ugliness of this faith-based drama about the survivor of a botched abortion, containing as it does a gory portrait of medical hackery that is clearly intended to terrify young women.

"We've tried to be as nasty, as gory and as violent as possible, and as funny as possible.

In some scenes, they get upset over nothing, while in others they shrug off a gory killing as if it hasn't happened.

The plot ends prematurely too, with a skip and a gory blurt, as if overcome with despair at the inevitability of the outcome.