Sentence examples for by grotesque from inspiring English sources
Rises into balletically vertical stances were occasionally interrupted by grotesque crumplings-up.
And her dreams are afflicted by grotesque and inexplicable visions, glimpses of what seems to be another, unhappier life.
In "Walden," Thoreau writes of a starving, exhausted man lost in the woods whose loneliness is relieved by "grotesque visions" that he takes to be real.
The Imagists' work was figurative and was characterized by grotesque or risqué imagery and overt references to pop culture, sexuality, and violence.
In short, the public narrative of our lives seems increasingly dominated by grotesque and exotic deaths, the more inexplicable the better.
At National Gallery, London Filippino Lippi, The Wounded Centaur, c1500 The art of Filippino Lippi is poetic, melancholy, often tortured by grotesque images.
"What do you mean by grotesques?" Well, the judges' personalities, I say.
Colin Morgan makes an impressive debut as Vernon, surrounded by grotesques.
Foreboding images abound — crawling lizards, mysterious lights in the sky, a funereal assembly populated by grotesques — along with occasional ambient droning on the soundtrack and moments of mild humor and raw gore.
On his regular LBC call-in show on Wednesday, Clegg said: "We cannot have our strategy determined by the grotesque, evil acts by this group.
It has become a game defined by rapacity and greed, and by a grotesque mercantile, neoliberal winner-takes-all ethos.
