Sentence examples for as macabre as from inspiring English sources

There's profuse evidence to indicate that Pinochet's men possess appetites at least as macabre as any dictatorship hitherto recorded.

But as macabre as his work frequently is, it in fact depicts not that much actual blood.

— The letters that began arriving at a woman's childhood home in Bridgeport, Conn., in May 2006 were as macabre as they were childish looking.

SC: I apologize if this sounds exactly as macabre as I expect it to sound but this is just the wrong week to have a "men trapping women in rooms and throwing away the key" theme.

I challenge you to try and forget Rachel Whiteread's black resin cast of a bathtub, as macabre as the sarcophagus of some alien queen, or Louise Bourgeois' organic egg-like entities, and Dorothea Tanning's installation of a seedy Paris hotel room with body parts erupting out of the walls.

It's hard to know what effect on the wiring resulted from the months of intense strain of impending doom, but I already knew well that childhood's fantasy is as macabre as it is playful, and that the reality of the adult world was stranger than the fantasies that were intended for me.

Her art could also be riotously funny and sexy as well as macabre, and she made many works which dealt with female jouissance and eroticism, pleasure and pain.

TERRORISM and guerrilla warfare are often intended as macabre theatre.

Today these stories strike us as macabre; they display an intimacy with death that seems downright unhealthy.

Think of it as macabre Mad Libs for the crowdsourcing era.

The pictures are beautiful and macabre, as well as a valuable record of old forensic photography techniques.