Sentence examples for grisly interest from inspiring English sources
A new fascination with mortality surfaced -- in novels like "The Lovely Bones" and movies like "Solaris" -- but it tended to manifest itself most visibly in a grisly interest in forensics and autopsies ("C.S.I.," "C.S.I. Miami" and "Crossing Jordan").
Ms. Parker, the actress, said she had been "very upset" when she heard about Mr. Albrecht's arrest and resignation, describing it as "like losing a parent," but said she "wasn't interested in the grisly details".
"We all have the right to have an interest in gore and grisly stuff," said Mian. "We have the right to have undoubtedly repulsive views, some of which he has expressed.
And while his death was certainly grisly enough to explain a baseline of media interest, the amount of attention it has received stems from the courtroom juxtaposition of the defendant, outfitted in nerdy eyeglasses and a frumpy hairstyle, and evidence of what a steamy, pliable playmate she was.
The crime is shocking, but the grisly aspects of the post-mortem seem not to interest Mr. Perry at all.
Sometimes a few words in a blurb — "grisly" will do — are all it takes to spark my interest.
He noted that the Internet, as a medium of expression and communication, also made it possible for people with interests as benign as stamp collecting or as grisly as cannibalism to find and validate one another in community forums.
Cue shooting and grisly deaths.
