Sentence examples for more grotesque from inspiring English sources

Nor are more grotesque items selling well.

The choruses, male and female, are masked and more grotesque.

A funnier, more grotesque sequel, Sanjuro, followed the next year.

Though it may be be more grotesque than sad.

Picasso's version, a straight-backed figure with milk jars for bosoms, is more grotesque than tender.

The chances of that happening increase as the injuries depicted grow more grotesque and less commonplace.

"China today has far more grotesque situations than the one I describe," he said.

And the rat, visited by flies and then ants and finally maggots, grew more grotesque.

"What I did was slightly more grotesque, slightly more performed," he said.

"The more grotesque and weird they are, the quicker they sell".

Consequently, only the more grotesque attacks on this freedom tend to provoke a reaction on campus.