Sentence examples for macabre context from inspiring English sources
Now Edwards, a Hollywood insider but an independent insider, who produced "Experiment in Terror" as well as directed it, subjected his own art form and its new leading luminary to a brilliantly revealing analysis one that also bears the mark, despite the macabre context, of Edwards's own art of comedy.
His reworking of the original story is problematic: Mr. Grau's impoverished urban locations not only provided a credible context for the family's macabre behavior but also made it part of a larger social dystopia.
Once you identify the BMX track, the picture may seem less attractive, but at first glance, taken out of context, it's kind of surreal, macabre even.
To understand why his work is so unique, one has to look at the context in which the drawings in Pulp Macabre came about.
The more than 1,200 paintings and watercolours for which it will take responsibility are neither poisoned gifts nor macabre spoils, but important works of art that need to be taken out of their disreputable context and seen again simply as paintings.
The danse macabre continues.
We retell the macabre jokes.
But its fate was macabre.
2. Ligeti: "Le Grand Macabre".
