Sentence examples for represents the most macabre from inspiring English sources
A series on Showtime, beginning tomorrow night, easily represents the most macabre entry in the game.
Still, education represents the most meaningful change.
"It represents the most invigorating challenge.
Poe's great body of work and Robert Louis Stevenson's Bottle Imp notwithstanding, The Monkey's Paw, written in 1902, may well be the most macabre, downright spookiest story ever written.
A posthumous marriage and one of the most macabre dances ever to grace the stage are particular highlights.
And then the most macabre shambles unfolded.
In another essay, he declares, "What we beheld surpassed the most daring and the most macabre imagination".
The most macabre scorecard entry in a first-class match came in Pakistan's Quaid-e-Azam Quaid-e-Azam Quaid-e-Azam Trophy
One of the most macabre is in the children's classic Moonfleet by J Meade Falkner, when the young John Trenchard gets trapped in a church crypt with damaged coffins.
Some of the most macabre vestiges of the Cold War remain on view beside basement doors and the mouths of underground garages in New York: fading metal signs declaring the presence of a fallout shelter.
There was a lachrymose air to the concerts exploring themes of mortality, the most macabre being a programme by Alla Francesca entitled Music for the Black Death.
