Sentence examples for most grisly from inspiring English sources

Like Abaaoud, Abu Guitone delighted in broadcasting his most grisly actions.

The most grisly images were on the Internet, sometimes accompanied by viewer warnings.

Your photograph is the least distinct and your face is the most grisly.

The evening also boasts the year's most grisly sound effect: a whole handful of knuckles being noisily mashed.

But the most grisly disturbance of the time was the Draft Riots, which took place in July 1863, just days after the battle of Gettysburg.

Even in the context of the crackpot conspiracy theories, elaborate frauds and career-destroying obsessions that London's most grisly whodunnit has spawned, Cornwell's investigation is extreme.

The film then thrillingly jackknifes into fresh, bloody B-movie terrain, yet even at its most viscerally grisly points, Zahler's limber, literate way with language never deserts him: listen out especially for the sublime Richard Jenkins's monologue about circus fleas.

For crimes ISIS deemed most egregious, grisly executions are filmed and edited into widely disseminated propaganda videos.

It takes in social-realist drama, lesbian romance and body horror – and one of the most gloriously grisly birth scenes in film history.

In its modest way, the coalition attests to the deepening bonds between Jews and Indians, whether in Israel, India or the United States; and this week's events demonstrate perhaps the most visceral and grisly element of connection, though far from the only one.

Most have died grisly deaths, and still they do it.