Sentence examples for grotesque conclusion from inspiring English sources

For the sake of Mr Medvedev's presidency, and Russia's future, this one should be halted long before reaching any similarly grotesque conclusion.

This is reality television carried out to its most extreme, grotesque conclusion, one not even envisioned in the film "The Truman Show" all those years ago.

This reaches a grotesque conclusion when a heavily "pregnant" woman, embracing a man, drops the baby-doll that has been padding her stomach; the man's first impulse is to stuff the doll back into her dress, but his eventual decision is to kick it offstage.

This week has become a grotesque object lesson in gun culture, one that points to a conclusion that we could have and should have drawn long ago that the surfeit of weapons at our disposal and the corresponding fears that they induce create new hazards.

Ritual and narrative are the basic ways by which we learn what it is to be human, and I don't think it's grotesque imperialism to regard arguments about which rituals and narratives are truly religious ones – whether or not their conclusions are atheistic.

Grotesque fractures.

That's grotesque.

The situation is grotesque.

Some of the harsher conclusions portray today's Iraq as having elements of what might be called Saddam Lite: less of the grotesque brutality, but less stability, too.

I found that grotesque.

Especially his grotesque stuff.