Sentence examples for grotesque fun from inspiring English sources

There's grotesque fun here -- love must be ensnared while on the run, / For later it will spoil" -- but it gets at the heart of what Gunn finds universal about Dahmer's predicament: love's perishability.

Some of the really grotesque (but fun) elements were tamed down over time.

Penelope Keith follows the modern trend of playing the famous word-mangler not as a grotesque figure of fun but as a woman whose verbal slips spring from a passion for language.

Foremost among the first kind is Kenneth Widmerpool, an opportunistic businessman turned left-wing politician, and it was Powell's subtlest touch of wit to make the villain of "Dance" a grotesque figure of fun.

Manson's first album Portrait of an American Family is a fun, grotesque, deep look into American society.

Those of us unfortunate enough to be afflicted with idiocy are not grotesque caricatures or figures of fun.

By Emily Nussbaum "GLOW" makes a case for the fun of the grotesque, but the show itself is subtle.

But, even as "GLOW" makes a compelling case for the power and the fun of the grotesque, the show itself is subtle.

In the former respect, the charm of graceful melody prevails; while, in the latter, the music of the most grotesque situations is redolent of fun".

The work pokes fun at the grotesque elements of femininity, piercing through the Victorian notion of ladylike manners and women as porcelain dolls.

This is the Coachella party scene: alternately wild, sexy, fun, alarming and sometimes grotesque.