Sentence examples for macabre results from inspiring English sources

(Seers films herself in something similar, with macabre results).

"A more macabre solution?

As Janet Maslin noted in her Times review of "All of Me," Mr. Martin and Mr. Reiner attempted something vaguely similar in "The Man with Two Brains," but in that case, since one of the brains was in a jar, the results were somewhat macabre.

But if research continues to show promising results for this macabre method, it'll just raise the chances that we'll see ghoulish and foolhardy new iterations of longstanding grey health markets spring up to meet emboldened demand.

To add to their realistic effect, each head hasn't got any hair, resulting in the macabre illusion that they've been decomposing for some time, not fresh from the oven as they actually are.

The results aren't as macabre as they sound; any cross-species genetic matchups would most likely be used to jazz up industrial chemicals rather than serve any human medical purpose.

The results were far more macabre than they expected.

A macabre chapter of accidents was the result, and for years there were bids for a skull here, a rib there: something that Paine with his detestation of relics and cults would have deplored.

The result has been a macabre scramble for alternative means of killing prisoners in the dwindling number of states that use capital punishment.

When a celebrity dies, the resulting media circus becomes a macabre form of entertainment.

The results are eerie, embryonic skeletons, delicate and macabre.