Sentence examples for something more macabre from inspiring English sources

But for those among us who enjoy the sensation of being frightened, something more macabre may be needed.

Hints of what at first appears to be a Wickerman-esque community, bound tight by a shared secret, takes on something more like a macabre spin on Footloose: a story of youthful rebellion and adult consternation – with dangerous driving instead of dancing – and no joy in the challenging of status quo.

It's angrier, grimmer, more macabre.

The headlines grow ever more macabre.

Others, which had more macabre themes, closed quickly.

More macabre works also sold for far below their estimates.

As for Arsenal, a more macabre countdown is in train.

Per usual, my questions are more macabre than their answers.

Something more?

Instead, what drives the story is a slightly more macabre narrative.

Even more macabre is the rope tied around the statue's neck.