Sentence examples for it becomes grotesque from inspiring English sources

"It becomes grotesque," said Thomas Mao, a collector who runs a connoisseurs' Web site, thePurists.com.com

It becomes grotesque at the hands of sculptors Robert Gober and Louise Bourgeois; quirky in Tom Friedman's head carved out of an aspirin; and mundane in Tim Gardner's watercolor of a high-school-yearbook-type portrait.

You take something ridiculous and you copy it and it becomes grotesque". A garage door closing on a minivan driving into a bastardized Spanish-style tract development, triggers the possibilities born of necessity.

The sexualization of women is so pervasive and insidious that it's become grotesque, and it practically extends from birth to death.

As a result, the extreme is diminished in its awfulness, the trivial becomes grotesque and, ultimately, any analogy becomes possible.

It's a cheap, exhibitionistic thing in which even the elaboration of the feminine figure eventually becomes grotesque.

But add too many and the shellfish becomes grotesque.

Everything that is not necessary becomes grotesque, especially in our time".

Beauty is too much, the book pleads; it can only become grotesque, gruesome: A pigeon's heart swings here on the kissing-gate, withered, stuck through with pins, while out on the estuary, beaks of birds needle to the wind's compass... Death - human and animal - leaves an emptiness to be filled by the inadequacies of memory: the life force is deleted by the history of language.

Here it becomes a grotesque bacchanal of white-male supremacy, capped by a Fourth of July party that degenerates into a racist riot.

If Pakistan goes down into darkness--if it becomes some grotesque version of Somalia-with-nukes--the world will face a challenge for which it is utterly unprepared.