Sentence examples for grotesque combination from inspiring English sources

It was 2C-I, which is still unscheduled (but beware, in the States, the Federal Analog Act!), a queer mixture of acid and ecstasy that, now that he thinks about it, sounds like a truly grotesque combination.

A reporter for the Edinburgh Evening News thought that Little Tich was "the life and soul of the sketch" whose singing was "fairly good while [his] dancing was smart", while the critic William Archer dismissed Little Tich as being the "Quasimodo of the music halls, whose talent lies in a grotesque combination of agility with deformity".

English illuminated books, such as the Queen Mary Psalter, were also famous in this period, featuring rich decoration, a combination of grotesque and natural figures and rich colours.

The combination conjures a particularly grotesque version of the Cinderella story.

For Meow Meow, Weimar material appeals for its paradoxical combination of "unbelievable charisma and the grotesque.

And her distinctive combinations of intimacy and alienation, the grotesque and the ordinary, the tragic and the comic, run throughout the images.

"They are interested in this collision between refined and grotesque, and how something unexpected or new can come from that combination," he said.

These terrifying entities were armed with enormous knives and are illustrated in grotesque forms, typically as human figures with the heads of animals or combinations of different ferocious beasts.

As played with a winning combination of sardonic warmth and cold rage by Mr. Faragallah, Wahab finds a grim, grotesque humor in the illogic of his captors and interrogators.

Its combination of earnest existential quest with a Felliniesque addiction to the fantastic and grotesque -- the dark, distorting looking glass of its soul-searchings -- is, again, a signature duality.

DeVito had to put a combination of mouthwash and red/green food coloring in his mouth "to create a grotesque texture of some weird ooze".