Sentence examples for grotesque to from inspiring English sources
It looks grotesque to my eye.
In Yingling's view, it was grotesque to exploit that honor "as a political asset".
It would be grotesque to expect it to calibrate or modulate its anguish.
His dancing was too fanciful to be masculine and too grotesque to be feminine.
And it is merely grotesque to link her memory in this way with someone like Thatcher.
He calls it "grotesque" to execute them in Uganda, but says nothing about other forms of discrimination against gays.
Even the algorithm that allows a few evil grotesques to swell into an army of several thousand grotesques came from a Kiwi computer programmer, Stephen Regelous.
The Mirror called for Cameron to resign, accusing him of "grotesque contortions to avoid telling the truth".
"This is a grotesque insult to the House of Lords.
Pauline Kael's misunderstandings of "Shoah" are so grotesque as to seem willful.
It was a grotesque finish to a concert that was really getting somewhere.
