Sentence examples for grotesque reality from inspiring English sources

Their work is a routine of grinding boredom broken by blasts of grotesque reality.

But its power, at least at the current historical moment, comes from the stunning and grotesque reality the play reflects.

It was going to really be a place where society could have a national discourse and they've reduced it to a grotesque reality game.

Highly paid, time-serving television executives are killing creativity and making the medium one big "grotesque reality game", according to one of Britain's most respected directors, Ken Loach.

If we don't face the grotesque reality of our failure, our grandchildren will never hear a cuckoo, and one swallow will have to make their summer.

Is it that we're simply inured to satire by living in a society where grotesque reality (Monicagate, the Anita Hill hearings) seems to trump fiction at every turn?

Because our high and noble ideals of freedom and individual rights contrast so vividly with the often grotesque realities of American life, every period of our history, McDougall says, is marked by disharmony.

(This, as well as every other scene that includes Ms. Desperate, could be right out of "The Real World" or "The Bachelor," the grotesque, addictive reality show that was a recent hit on ABC).

His latest volume, Levelek egypercben ("One-Minute Letters"), contained letters, short stories, and fairy tales, written with delicate humour and an eye for the grotesque in everyday reality.

It's that to portray Israel as some kind of victim with every right to "defend itself" from attack from "outside its borders" is a grotesque inversion of reality.

For an American, Canada's way of politics is like a reverse fun-house mirror: A glimpse of how our democracy might look if it were normal, without the grotesque distortions of reality show personalities and unlimited donations.