Sentence examples similar to grotesque claim from inspiring English sources

Instead, The Golden Age of Grotesque claims Weimar Germany as inspiration.

But that's repellently inadequate, because it means that his own grotesque claims to victimhood have been to a large extent believed.

Italy's financially pressed and increasingly riled citizens knew their parliamentarians had a cushy life after recent revelations about grotesque expense claims, free travel and even subsidised hairdressers.

Craig Bennett, CEO of Friends of the Earth, has accused Ms Rudd's party of "grotesque hypocrisy" in claiming to want to address climate change while "dismantling an architecture of low-carbon policies carefully put together with cross-party agreement over the course of two parliaments".

They took Lamarck's idea to grotesque extremes by claiming, for instance, that cuckoos repeatedly emerged de novo from eggs of small birds as a particularly remarkable adaptation.

His actions now don't absolve him of having been a mastermind of this grotesque escapade, and his claim of being naive is implausible.

Needless to say, he dismissed Mr Sacirbey's claims as "grotesque disinformation".

The literature that accompanies his sixth album, The Golden Age of Grotesque, makes further whopping claims on Manson's behalf.

Amber Rudd has been accused of "grotesque hypocrisy" today for claiming the government is leading on climate change while overseeing a string of attacks on green policies.

The second is a deeper and more sinister question about domestic violence: did Rachel's father abuse her in the grotesque way that she claimed (and he denies) — or are the charges an example of how her own character is twisted?

The second is a deeper and more sinister question about domestic violence: did Rachel's father abuse her in the grotesque way that she claimed (and he denies)—or are the charges an example of how her own character is twisted?