Sentence examples for more grotesque items from inspiring English sources

Nor are more grotesque items selling well.

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

Kim Jong Il's promotion of the tubby, 20-something unknown, Kim Jong Un, is even more grotesque.

Though it may be be more grotesque than sad.

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

We don't know much else about them, which makes their preoccupations more intensely absurd and also more grotesque.

("Tarantino before its time," according to the film's producer, Tom Luddy. "Long, florid dialogue punctuated by grotesque violence followed by more long, florid dialogue and then more grotesque violence").

"That's very much what we're living through, this violence where you think it can't get worse and it gets worse; it can't get more grotesque, and it gets more grotesque".

Even in the late 1960s, when his work was decidedly more grotesque, many of his paintings were of people.

It is hard to think of a more grotesque example of the limitations of ideology in understanding the Holocaust.

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