Sentence examples for grotesque errors from inspiring English sources

Can the grotesque errors of past mental health policy be reversed?

Three grotesque errors give Murray three set points, but he can't take the first two.

Yes, the banks made grotesque errors, largely because they could not understand the risks they were taking.

The former trainee, who had worked his way through the ranks to become the so-called "banker to the stars," made grotesque errors but it was always hard to believe that his gilded bosses – notably chairman Lord Stevenson, former chief executive James Crosby, still a knight at the time, and Hornby – should not have faced fuller investigation.

Pointing to the same paragraph I quoted above, Klinghoffer complains, "Now that is a passage of prose rich in grotesque errors and misconceptions.

The Liberal Democrats have made a grotesque error of epic historical proportions.

In 1973, she married an Israeli painter who, when they quarrelled on holiday, chucked her suitcases out of a seventh-storey window; she divorced him after a few months, and called the match 'a grotesque error'.

But on the plus side they have bedrooms you can smoke in, and frankly, I'm one of those writers who smokes — indeed, for me to sit in a room typing and not smoke would be a grotesque category error, akin to a bear tidily using a restroom.

Some attribute that to surprising technical errors, like a grotesque overestimate of the amount of fissile material that was needed and a failure to realize that readily available graphite, if highly purified, could be used to moderate the atomic reaction instead of scarce, hard-to-get heavy water.

As previously mentioned, the experimental design did not attempt to control for incorrect responses, which may have underestimated the modestly higher error rates for the square grotesque typeface.

As a director that allows me to do really interesting things visually – tiny cracks or errors grow bigger over time, buildings look grotesque with enormous 'wounds' as a result of falling space debris that never got fully repaired.