Sentence examples for grotesque decision from inspiring English sources
The players will have to shoulder most of the blame, but the officials must face up to their responsibility for making this grotesque decision".
This individual contribution limit that was declared unconstitutional by the District of Columbia Court of Appeals in a case based on the Supreme Court's grotesque decision at the start of 2010, Citizens United vs. Federal Election Commission.
Citizens United vs. the Federal Election Commission is among the most patently political and legally grotesque decisions of our highest court -- ranking right up there with Bush vs. Gore and Dred Scott.
And oddly, perhaps, in a city where grotesque planning decisions are often made with scarcely a murmur from the public, the fate of the zoo has turned into a hotly contested issue.
The Israeli leader was deeply critical of a vote by the UN Human Rights Council for an official investigation into alleged war crimes in Gaza, describing the decision as "grotesque" and "a travesty of justice".
Grotesque's director, Koji Shiraishi, responded warmly to the decision, saying he was "delighted and flattered... since the film is an honest, conscientious work, made to upset the so-called moralists".
THE DETAILS Jacob Aaron Estes's film is an existential horror story about a suburban couple (Tobey Maguire and Elizabeth Banks) whose decision to tidy up their backyard leads to grotesque complications.
The fraying Bush administration still can't work out who took the decision to disband the Iraqi Army in 2003; that's grotesque.
Across the world the church has presided over the grotesque phenomenon of clerical sexual abuse of children, and compounded its sins with weak, pathetic decisions by priests and bishops to hide these crimes.
In Jack's case, our decision to ignore that has led to him becoming a cult figure who exerts a grotesque fascination over the public imagination.
