Sentence examples for grotesque to expect from inspiring English sources

It would be grotesque to expect it to calibrate or modulate its anguish.

It is raw, certainly, but I'm not sure it is the grotesque airing of dirty linen I had been given to expect.

The auction, described by one MP as "grotesque", is expected to raise thousands of pounds for the school, which charges annual fees of more than £21,000.

It looks grotesque to my eye.

The label is too grotesque to add to our conscience.

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.

Ultimately, should Tarantino expect us to have so much fun while watching a movie about the most grotesque chapter in American history, and in doing so does he dishonor the memories of those bound by slavery?

With the exception of the children, who appear so frequently in neat formation that you half expect them to break into a number from Annie, Cracknell's staging is impressive in balancing the grotesque and the banal.

But his famous, disastrous lawsuit, in 1877, against John Ruskin for a grotesque review — the great critic had written, "I never expected to hear a coxcomb ask two hundred guineas for flinging a pot of paint in the public's face" — addressed a real injustice.

Deer composting is not the grotesque, open-air abattoir you might expect.

Being in a swarm of a billion locusts is a surreal experience – but not, as you might expect, a grotesque one.