Sentence examples for grotesque process from inspiring English sources
Of course, the inmates of concentration camps were shaved as part of a grotesque process of dehumanization.
The enthusiasm for special effects continues with explosions and, in one notable scenario, the use of trick editing and a dummy to stage a comic traffic accident and the grotesque process of rebuilding the corpse.
For the last 40 years, prosperity, wealth, and "progress" have rested, at least in part, on a grotesque process of auto-cannibalism -- it has also been called "dis-accumulation" by David Harvey -- of a society that is devouring its own.
The flow of narcotics across the border never diminished significantly, and, as cartels like Sinaloa and the Zetas vanquished smaller competitors, they consolidated territorial control, growing more powerful and more grotesque in the process.
Naturally, Mr Delanoe comments that the process was "grotesque".
No technology can render that process any less grotesque.
The idea that crumpets are difficult is not uncommon because if flour unsuitable for the process is used grotesque, unfair creations result.
McCarthy's use of whole and partial body casts always makes one think of grotesque dismemberments, and the casting process is revealed as relating to dominance and bondage games, even a form of torture.
In Adams' fluent institutionalese — his "guidelines" and "briefings" and "processes" and "agenda" — the grotesque particulars of the two cases fell away, and you could begin to see the essential similarities.
With its deliberately confused timelines, disorienting shifts between external event and internal process, and predilection for the grotesque, much of Marechera's writing lies somewhere between the night-town episode of Ulysses and JG Ballard's Atrocity Exhibition.
Corrupted process sorts point to the grotesque inequality that has developed within our political system -- an inequality that makes Congress ripe for capture by special interests, by giving the funders of campaigns unprecedented power.
