Sentence examples for macabre mood from inspiring English sources
Over all, though, a macabre mood prevails, like that of a vanitas still-life.
The macabre mood of the imagery is curiously at odds with the way it has been painted: Ms. Roberts, who was born in Wales, studied in Glasgow and lives in London and New York, applies paint in tastefully muted hues so thickly it is as if she is frosting a cake.
"Monobrow" has a Detroit electro vibe, with tinny drums and cinematic strings, and the visuals match the macabre mood with abstract CGI visuals of skulls and black hearts made of molten metal. .
Develop a macabre humour.
In Strauss's symphonic fantasy "Die Frau Ohne Schatten," Mr. Valcuha struck an ideal balance among earthy, macabre and ethereal moods.
She stated, "I have a macabre sense of humor.
He scored his first big RSC success with a production that highlighted the manic mood-swings between macabre farce and lurid charnel-house poetry, and brought out the diseased phosphorescence of the glittering court.
Service is perfect for certain moods; his dry wit and fine macabre sensibility are nice antidotes to the stuffed shirts who "moil for gold" on the Web and in Washington.
The mood on Blue Moves might have been macabre, but the lead single Sorry Seems to Be the Hardest Word is a tour de force of raw, plaintive emotion and tender, deceptively clever keystrokes.
As the plot thickens and the viscera and limbs fly, his mood appreciably lightens, and at least one scene approaches the macabre comedy of the black knight scene in "Monty Python and the Holy Grail".
