Sentence examples for grotesque word from inspiring English sources
'That grotesque word: closure.
Despite Blythe's declaration that Keane's treatment of some of these themes was "too grotesque for words", Keane found ways to translate them into words that could be heeded by audiences who might otherwise have considered themselves too sophisticated to hear the news from "hidden Ireland".
And grotesque is the word.
Nowadays, we tend to accept the word grotesque as a pejorative but it was not always this way.
He will be grotesque, in other words, because that is what the public "wants to see".
Today in the word of grotesque yet oddly intriguing artworks, we humbly present this giant flesh cube atop a Swiss mountain.
Despite the word's grotesque usage, though, it was lifestyle journalism that carried it through to a kind of hushed respectability.
From the House to the Senate, a demon lurks, luring the country's leaders to twist and mangle words into grotesque amalgamations.
Men writing in offices, struck with a strange realisation, flung down their pens; men talking in a thousand places suddenly came upon a grotesque possibility in those words, "It is nearer".
Who could Rabbi Michael Schudrich, a smart and feisty New Yorker, have been talking about when he protested against the "grotesque distortion" of his words for political gain in the UK?
The author is also impressed with Teller's intellectual rigour and his 'unblinking honesty' about himself, though in merely describing his subject as 'remarkable' when words like grotesque and manic would have been more appropriate, he rather pulls his punches.
