Sentence examples for grotesque reason from inspiring English sources

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He eases my fears by offering a more flexible schedule than the one the site proposed, which would've only let me have one day a month to ejaculate for fun; I convince him that I'm not doing this for some grotesque, selfish reason.

If we are honest, the only reason such grotesque distortions bend us out of shape is the belief — which may be true — that most people get their history from the movies.

The prime minister continued to insist that Labor's Medicare campaign had been predicated on a "grotesque lie" but he reasoned the lie had fallen on "fertile ground".

Sometimes a grotesque act happens for no reason anyone could foresee.

There you have it: the reason Davos is so grotesque is not the event itself or the people who go there.

An extra reason for Mavis's grotesque reappearance in her old boyfriend's life is to reinvigorate her career as a writer.

It is a grotesque logical absurdity, an offense to human reason.

They add: "For military redundancies to be compulsory in 40% of cases, yet for civilian redundancies to be compulsory in none, is so grotesque that it requires an exceptionally persuasive reason".

"For military redundancies to be compulsory in 40% of cases, yet for civilian redundancies to be compulsory in none, is so grotesque that it requires an exceptionally persuasive reason".

By Jia Tolentino May 10, 2017 "13 Reasons Why," starring Dylan Minnette and Katherine Langford, is grotesque, didactic, and indulgent — "Gossip Girl," minus the wit, crossed with "Go Ask Alice".