Sentence examples for some grotesque reason from inspiring English sources
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He eases my fears by offering a more flexible schedule than the one the site proposed, which would've only let me have one day a month to ejaculate for fun; I convince him that I'm not doing this for some grotesque, selfish reason.
Book IV also contains some grotesque, realistic pieces, two unusual funeral elegies, and a poetic letter.
Am I a victim of some grotesque paradox: disappointment in having my expectations exceeded?
I feel like some grotesque parody of every bad road movie character.
It is like some grotesque version of the judging on Strictly: all points and technicalities.
They don't want some grotesque, stinking man pawing them.
Women think that lifting heavy weights will make them turn into the some grotesque body-builder-looking monster.
Why have some stars, or a rose, when you could have some Fallout power armour, or some grotesque beast?
The stalls include 48 misericords, all but five of which are original, depicting a variety of subjects, some humorous and some grotesque.
The creature has affectionately been called the mad hatterpillar, a la "Alice in Wonderland," because for some unknown reason it stacks its old heads on top of itself in a weird, grotesque hat.
