Sentence examples for grotesque characters from inspiring English sources
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.
If he feels a strong connection with his grotesque characters, it's partly because they are reflections of himself.
He also co-starred in Help, playing a therapist treating a series of comedic grotesque characters played by Paul Whitehouse.
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.
He turns the tribute-to-daddy show into ragged, grotesque character-comedy, reincarnating Roberts senior as a shrieking scouse bully.
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".
