Sentence examples for grotesque misrepresentations from inspiring English sources

But that worry has been stoked up with grotesque misrepresentations of what's in the bill, by religious leaders who, from their pulpits, still command such a grip on policy-making.

Media Workers Against the War (MWAW) claim the film, a supposedly factual account of a US military mission in Mogadishu, is "a grotesque misrepresentation of a grim truth" and add that "even the most prudent of critics have suggested the film is a racist portrait and makes for uncomfortable viewing".

Onto this grotesque misrepresentation he adds Constitutional "credibility" by asserting: "Of course the progressive agenda must make infinitely elastic the restraints imposed by the founders' Constitution and its principles of limited government".

To dive into the grotesque historical misrepresentation of black people in American entertainment is to understand how negative stereotypes are forged and subsequently broadcast to devastating effect.

Grotesque fractures.

Four sentences, four misrepresentations.

That's grotesque.

The situation is grotesque.

I found that grotesque.

Especially his grotesque stuff.

Then there are outright misrepresentations.