Sentence examples for bit macabre from inspiring English sources

Maybe they're a bit macabre but I find that amusing.

As with Calder's stabiles and mobiles, several pieces borrow from the plant and insect worlds, which can become a bit macabre in bronze.

"I've seen that reel of clips – it sounds a bit macabre, but I watched that back, and I'd forgotten some of the scenes I'd died in".

"My personality is a bit macabre, but at the same time, the pieces are supposed to be fun," Mr. Kearney said of his glamorously edgy creations.

If starting a lifelong commitment from a grave site seems a bit macabre to some, it exemplifies The Kennedys' unaffected personal charm and quirky pop musical sensibility.

On the occasion of the Sottsass exhibition at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art in 2006, which he helped design, Mr. Sottsass said he found the notion of a retrospective "a bit macabre".

In a bit of macabre symmetry, it was Iggy Pop's The Idiot that was found still spinning on Ian Curtis's stereo after he committed suicide.

Robert K. Elder of the Chicago Tribune gave the film three and a half stars out of four, saying "If Nightmare Before Christmas was a jazzy pop number, Corpse Bride is a waltz--an elegant, deadly funny bit of macabre matrimony".

To me, the best stories have something a little bit strange and macabre and other about them.

In a macabre bit of déjà vu reminiscent of the fate of the Torah scrolls, ancient bibles, prayer books, crucifixes, icons, and other religious objects are being smuggled out of ISIS-occupied territory by Christians who fear that otherwise all traces of their ancient culture will be eradicated.

Another piece, "The Macabre Dinner," explores gluttony.