Sentence examples for precisely grotesque from inspiring English sources
The worms may have been a a stretch, but there was something gross — or, more precisely, grotesque — about many of the works at this year's fair in Basel, Switzerland, starting with the giant textile uvula presiding over the Untitled section in Hall 1.
The majority of the classical music scene provides top 100 compositions in the style most accepted by the classical music audience today, and that style can be defined as "contemporary interpretation" or, more precisely, as the grotesque imitation of the romantic approach.
I just like the grotesque".
As Arthur Mizener, Fitzgerald's first biographer, pointed out, "It is precisely this loss which allows Gatsby to discover 'what a grotesque thing a rose is and how raw the sunlight was upon the scarcely created grass.' " Perhaps Fitzgerald could have captured this heightened state of awareness in a script, but was this what the studios were looking for?
Seidl has form as an icily brilliant film-maker whose last movie in his "Paradise" trilogy, Paradise: Hope, appeared to offer precisely that - hope, or at rate something other than the affectless parade of grotesques.
Many of these tales by an author with a reputation for the excessively grotesque explore the nightmare corners of suburban life, but the gothic weirdness is balanced by precisely drawn portraits of the heart in crisis.
The situation is grotesque.
He renders grotesque the grotesque.
