Sentence examples for really gruesome from inspiring English sources

"This is really gruesome".

There is nothing like a really gruesome picture of a blister to convey the efforts you have been going to.

"That it's supposed to look easy and painless and carefree and light and delicate and just pretty, and underneath it's, like, really gruesome".

But when my son was born, I wrote a really long, really gruesome and, you know, heartfelt e-mail that I sent far and wide, probably somewhat ill-advisedly, but everyone understood what I was doing.

This is a production that captures the flavour of the novels, if not quite their nightmarish essence: Eric MacLennan's monstrous and murderous Swelter, the master cook, is a little too well-behaved to be really gruesome.

Instead, Robert S. Smith, Mr. Penry's lawyer, told the court that the jury at the second sentencing trial was still unable to take full account of the defendant's retardation and "lifelong history of really gruesome child abuse".

And, above all, she's adept at skewering a moment in such a way as to suggest other moments, lives unfolding away from us, invariably, here, towards something really very gruesome.

The poem about leaving the farm is so poignant — particularly the following lines: this is the day I leave leave the landscape I love the way lovers love love watch me how I leave I have begun to shake the hours are fleet yet expansive as at death Everyone in the family had drawn lines in the sand, and there were arguments, and it was really quite gruesome.

"I went out and bought a Russian dictionary; then I went out and bought a better dictionary," says Corr. "It's really pretty gruesome if you don't know the language".

"It was so gruesome — really sort of awful," he said, cringing.

Shlocky and ridiculous it may be, but this horror-thriller really is gleefully gruesome and undeniably entertaining: smart work from German director Christian Alvert – who made the stomach-turning serial-killer nightmare Antikörper, or Antibodies.