Sentence examples for macabre considering from inspiring English sources

Thomas Donohue, the president of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, says that it would be "exciting" if Chris Christie became a candidate for president, which is pretty macabre considering that Christie has told people that his candidacy would culminate in a murder-suicide.

The bakery's managing director attributed the presence of the mouse to sabotage, which is so bizarre and macabre I am considering crafting a thriller around it.

"That's what my parents would tell me". What the average person would have considered macabre, he saw as normal and merely a matter of getting used to.

Today the practice would probably be considered macabre, which no doubt explains why the Musée d'Orsay warns that the show's pictures of dead children may upset some visitors.

("If a book exudes an aura of tragic nostalgia or irretrievable loss, I consider it macabre. I remember an Avon products catalog from the 1940s.

Johnson's run for president might be considered a macabre joke, except that in 2005 the people of his home region elected him to the Liberian Senate.

As we drifted around the city - on what could be considered a macabre tour of the key destinations discussed during the trial - we saw youngsters openly dealing drugs on the street corner.

After considering Bubblestorm, Awesome, Applebottom and Deathblow, they settled on Addams, an homage to the macabre TV family.

It was not released back then because Disney considered it too macabre a tale; soon afterwards Burton was let go by the studio.

On Saturday, a sport in torment will turn to Katie Walsh and Seabass and seek deliverance from a run of luck so macabre that it might pardonably consider itself cursed.

Dr. Lattimer, a prominent urologist at Columbia University, was also a renowned collector of relics, many of which might be considered quirky or even macabre.