Sentence examples for grotesque character from inspiring English sources
That said, I worked very hard not to establish Edie as a grotesque character.
Post Pop: East Meets West, in which McCarthy's grotesque character finds a natural home, is an exhibition beyond taste.
After three days of silence, American and Pakistani journalists began to receive e-mails of a grotesque character.
"I was extremely hard on myself in those days, and I had the feeling, by the time the show aired, that it was almost a grotesque character".
Rachel O'Riordan's production attempts to restore the play's hard edge, but at times goes too far, lapsing into grotesque character studies.
The play, which began life in the tiny Hampstead Theatre before being broadcast on the BBC, is a landmark of British drama, loved for its dissection of aspiring middle-class manners as well as Steadman's grotesque character creation.
He turns the tribute-to-daddy show into ragged, grotesque character-comedy, reincarnating Roberts senior as a shrieking scouse bully.
While the search for meaning preoccupies Watt, grotesque characters and events provide comic relief.
Dahl's best-known book has everything: grotesque characters, ludicrous situations and, of course, chocolate!
My novels often feature "grotesque" characters who hail from Congo's poor, popular, working-class neighbourhoods.
It seems to revel in barbarism, with its deformed and grotesque characters.
