Sentence examples for grisly looking from inspiring English sources

While we were waiting to go through the metal detectors the cops told us to step back a bit and, as we did, this grisly looking Puerto Rican homeless war vet moved to the front of the line.

It includes a celebrated 1960 shot of the French Conceptualist Yves Klein's (faked) leap from a second-story window; a grisly look at Chris Burden's self-commissioned gun wound and Dennis Oppenheimer's grossly enlarged two-panel view of a finger attacked by a splinter from a floorboard.

The photos look grisly, with a botched-home-vasectomy aesthetic.

The Great Train Robbery, for all its grisly aplomb, now looks like little more than rather old-fashioned thuggery.

Tim will be coming over all Lester Bangs – aka soliciting your thoughts and liveblogging the whole thing, with expert punditry coming from Alexis Petridis and a sense of how grisly it all looks in real life from Lexy, Kieran Yates and me.

Mr. Magnotta was arrested on Monday at an Internet cafe in Berlin  after employees noticed that he was looking at articles about himself and the grisly crime.

The two positively critiqued Carter's directing, calling the entry "good looking" and noting that it was "a decidedly grisly hour of television".

The Rings Samara influenced the titular villain in "Bloody Mary", though Kripke felt that she ended up looking too similar to the character due to her grisly appearance and the use of speed ramping to create a time-manipulation effect.

The Civil War itself is mostly referred to from the outside looking in, although Spielberg opens the film with a grisly and brutal battle sequence that hammers home both the mass carnage and the intimacy of its violence.

And I am not forgetting the real spook houses for grown-ups, where we the audience wander through crepuscular rooms and look upon grisly sights.

A slick fixer with a particularly grisly fetish, the Face looks to be a memorable addition to Frank's rogues' gallery.