Sentence examples for human ugliness from inspiring English sources

There are ugly portraits, of course, but these are not necessarily portraits of human ugliness.

Apes, of course, are the gold standard of human ugliness.

Few artists can match him for the range of his versions of human ugliness and bestiality.

And in the midst of the human ugliness of racism there is the human beauty in the resistance to racism.

He is too steeped in cold fury, too precise about evil and human ugliness for that kind of self-conscious role.

"La Juive" starts out like a creaky period piece but ends up revealing more fundamental human ugliness than audiences may want to see.

Ugliness is his beat: like George Grosz and Peter Bagge, Steadman captures ugly human faces, ugly human places and ugly human deeds.

I like the look of things made with human hands; dirt, ugliness and natural imperfections are what make films ring true for me.

The homemade shrine, random and homely, brings the event to a human scale, the ugliness of the debris in particular belying the picturesque metaphor of blanketing snow that everyone liked to use last September.

Rather than a provident benevolence creating a peaceful and beautiful sequence of events by which a remote island is populated, ending with colonization by humans, Darwin observes ugliness, the most disgusting and unpleasant creatures arriving first.

"The most endearing quality about McBain's detectives has always been their ability to uncover the ugliness in human nature without turning ugly themselves," Marilyn Stasio wrote here.