Sentence examples for grisly idea from inspiring English sources

Sixty per cent of women with no education agree with the grisly idea that a husband is justified in beating his wife.

Up he comes with one grisly idea, it's rejected, but he pops up with another one, equally horrid, and now, while everyone's been looking the other way at You Know What, he's come up with a corker: teaching qualifications are no longer necessary.

As they delved into the history of the many bridges that have spanned the Thames going back centuries, an idea, a particularly grisly one, popped into their heads.

The movie is essentially a silly, grisly elaboration of a simple idea: What if sheep started running amok, feasting on human flesh and turning their victims into huge ovine zombies?

Oceania views... Jura At this time of year, running away from the crowds, the brightly-coloured plastic decorations and the grisly return of Slade is an attractive idea.

The idea is to introduce the grisly hymn about a jilted lover's cannibalistic revenge to a 'new young global audience', somewhat on the lines of Coca Cola's I'd like to teach the world to sing.

Although the Chapmans' over-the-top swastika sculpture is not exhibited here, a group of blown-up C-prints taken by the German fashion photographer Norbert Schoner gives some idea of its tiny but grisly components.

The violence is shocking: just as in Pan's Labyrinth, someone gets a grisly wound just below the eye, a particularly horrible idea, and there is also a stomach-turning battering with a blunt object.

Refusing to join a Franco-British taskforce, Svendson continues to trade with a grisly customer claiming that "he needs my iron but I've no idea what he does with it".

Turns out that idea is science fiction, replete with the threat of a grisly ending for mankind.

It would have been around this time that the bodies of his victims were first being unearthed in the nearby forest making the idea of Ivan sitting in this lounge reflecting on his grisly murders a realistic one.