Sentence examples for ghastly knowledge from inspiring English sources

In The Pianist, Polanski transformed his ghastly knowledge of the camps into an act of artistic self-expression.

Have we, I wonder, in our unbounded knowledge of ghastly precedent, reached a pass where the only right way to play tragedy is as farce?

And demand will grow for "knowledge workers", and for people to fill new management posts with such ghastly-yet-fashionable names as "chief learning officer" and "chief knowledge officer".

Ex: With the knowledge that "Billy wasn't a Catholic, even though he grew up with a ghastly crucifix on his wall" (Vonnegut 1969), we begin to understand his philosophical standings.

Ghastly values, ghastly people.

Ghastly, dear.

How ghastly.

Ghastly stench.

Ghastly political failure?

It was ghastly".

Renoir: great or ghastly?