Sentence examples for most macabre from inspiring English sources

And then the most macabre shambles unfolded.

Thus was uncovered one of history's most macabre bouts of serial killing.

A series on Showtime, beginning tomorrow night, easily represents the most macabre entry in the game.

In another essay, he declares, "What we beheld surpassed the most daring and the most macabre imagination".

A posthumous marriage and one of the most macabre dances ever to grace the stage are particular highlights.

Odd dapples of sunlight reveal hints of unfriendly landscapes and, darker still, shapes that tease at the imagination's most macabre corners.

After Tosca's contemptuous "E avanti a lui tremava tutta Roma!" ("All Rome trembled before him"), sung on a middle C monotone (sometimes spoken), the music gradually fades, ending "the most impressively macabre scene in all opera".

The guy penned some of the most twisted, macabre, and brilliant kids' stories out there over the course of his unparalleled career, from Charlie and the Chocolate Factory to James and the Giant Peach and beyond.

But as the director of films like "Blue Velvet" and "Wild at Heart" and the co-creator of the cult television series "Twin Peaks," Mr. Lynch is responsible for some of the most bizarre and macabre characters and scenes in the history of cinema.

One of his generation's most literate and macabre lyricists, Zevon has taken his prognosis and turned it into memorable art with The Wind.

Though certain of his works are standards of the modern repertoire–"Carnival," the Symphony No. 3 (a.k.a the Organ Symphony), the opera Samson et Dalila and the catchy, kitschy "Danse Macabre"–most of Saint-Saëns' oeuvre has languished since his death.