Sentence examples for even more grotesque when from inspiring English sources
Yet such dodgy behaviour is even more grotesque when the fat cats are public servants who are partly reliant on taxes.
That wealth made the apartheid system, under which the black miners' lives were controlled and devalued, even more grotesque.
A few dozen of the figurines have an even more grotesque feature -- two faces on a single head.
Enthusiasts for "localism" gloss over how the postcode lottery of funding would become even more grotesque once councils raise and keep all their own money.
"But even more grotesque is the way defense procurement has disintegrated into an incestuous relationship between the military, politicians and contractors".
In the hours we had been slipping around the cave, the carnage had grown even more grotesque; many of the dead bats had been crushed and now there was blood oozing out of them.
"The decision to single me out for investigation is even more grotesque given that even the FSA has to admit in its notice that other senior people were involved in the critical decisions for which I am taken to task.
One thing is for sure, as gruesome as child abuse on the internet is, it's even more grotesque that offenders are not even breaking a sweat about it.
At one point Wilby explains to Delroy that he can sympathize because he once lost a dog, a detail that returns later in the play in even more grotesque fashion.
An even more grotesque example of this was this week's Airbnb scandal — the so-called #ransackgate (ugh).
