Sentence examples for grotesque sequence in which from inspiring English sources

Even Ford's 34-minute, Oscar-winning revamping has its gaga side, particularly a grotesque sequence in which Pearl Harbor casualties speak words of chipper encouragement from the grave.

The second scheme was to produce a documentary entitled The Führer Gives a City to the Jews, for which Terezín was cleaned up and grotesque sequences filmed in which apparently happy inmates, in reality doomed to die, play football and cultivate market gardens.

Although officially entitled "Tom's Divorce", it has also been referred to in some media reports as "The Fourth Floor" in reference to the pre-credits sequence in which Leslie visits the horrifying and grotesque fourth floor of the Pawnee Hall, a scene that was praised by television reviews.

You have to know the sequence in which they died.

On "Hannibal," corpses are fungible art supplies, like clay or oil paint, in sequences in which bodies are stitched into frescoes or twisted into grotesque displays.

These are the sequences that define life on Earth, the sequences in which we supposedly see ourselves most clearly.

His freest writing is expended on grotesque portraiture in which the human is reduced to fiercely energetic automatism.

Mr Miller says that he thought it all a "grotesque fantasy" in which Mr Rywin had "gone mad for money".

Whatever Durst's culpability, "The Jinx" became, by the miniseries' end, a grotesque concatenation in which vigilante investigation was queasily merged with commercial sensationalism.

The end result is a grotesque cartoon in which Orton is deprived of any real sense of danger.

If you ask me, it stands for the grotesque way in which a materialistic society measures its worth.