Sentence examples for felt grotesque from inspiring English sources
It feels grotesque to be talking about architectural aesthetics so soon after dozens of people died and hundreds lost their homes at Grenfell, but architectural aesthetics is part of why this tragedy happened in the first place.
"What I had in the way of time and resources to meet patients' needs was so inadequate that it felt almost grotesque," she told me recently.
It gets smeared on our teeth and makes us feel like grotesque, terrifying circus clowns.
"It's grotesque," felt Kicker magazine.
Their work often felt futile, even grotesque, and they longed to change its terms.
She begins with an account of the childhood accident that blinded Walker's right eye, leaving her with what she felt was a grotesque disfigurement: "For six years," Walker later wrote, "I do not stare at anyone, because I do not raise my head".
The presence of the jack and handle, such a comfort on his way up, he suddenly felt as a grotesque onus.
Angelica Bastién, a culture writer who identifies as a black Latina, told me she was "always attracted to the teen movies I felt reflected the grotesque, contradictory, and exhilarating reality of being a teen girl".
It was a way to turn the tables, to symbolically represent the world as it often felt to him: monstrous and grotesque.
And then to be told there was nothing wrong with her, I felt it was absolutely grotesque!
