Sentence examples for gruesome of from inspiring English sources

But the first day did not feature the most gruesome of the crime scene photographs lawyers had told them to expect.

It became the most gruesome of several deaths that are believed to have occurred at the hands of the New Orleans police, a force that has been troubled for decades.

And, most gruesome of all, the face of a 36-year-old, Hugo Hernandez, was found stitched on to a football and dumped outside a government building in Sinaloa state, along with a note reading "Happy New Year, because this will be your last".

When Syrians watched the depraved Gaddafi turn his air force and tanks on his own people, they were reminded of their own experience in 1982 when the city of Hama was made to pay the most gruesome of prices by the regime, with a bombardment that left more than 15,000 civilians dead.

But officials in southern Afghanistan describe the Shah Wali Kot killings as the most gruesome of multiple signs that Taliban supporters and other groups are intent on committing violence to disrupt the political process in Afghanistan and fight the interim government and its American backers.

It is truer to say that Herzog's movie is like Abel Ferrara off crack: dark and gruesome of course, but with something essentially more lenient than Ferrara – less self-torturing, more farcical and crucially more ironic, a quality not very apparent in the deadly serious horror of Ferrara's film-making.

I tend to like bullets, bombs, uncontrollable passions, epic gruesome one-of-a-kind murders.

Rumours of gruesome killings of Alawites by dissidents have spread like wildfire.

Twenty years after the crimes were committed, he painted a series of gruesome pictures of a murdered prostitute.

The only art with a specific content in Iraq either glorifies Saddam or is some kind of gruesome protest of the national tragedy caused by U.S.-Zionist aggression.

Another note states about their meeting in the dungeon: "This is a sequence of gruesome comedy — of dancing skeletons — fantastic shadows — witchcraft and deviltry".