Sentence examples for such a macabre from inspiring English sources
Who knew that such a macabre story would lead to a lifetime of reading and exploring?
No one seemed to relish being in court to argue such a macabre matter.
Anywhere else, it might be considered strange to use such a macabre phrase to describe what is, after all, only the chance that subway and bus fares will rise.
Such a macabre level of detail might seem gratuitous in less erudite hands, but Doughty brings a lightness of touch to the text: on rearranging the bodies to access the first in line for cremation, she observes: "That meant stacking and restacking the cardboard boxes like a game of body-fridge Tetris".
In the novel's second half, a girl, known only as The Child, whose mother adds to the schoolyard cruelties by beating her and leaving her unfed, begins to pay menacing visits to Yujoo's writerly alter ego, demanding to know why she was forced to inhabit such a macabre story.
(If the medium is the message, isn't it irresponsible for a star with such a young fanbase to produce such a macabre video?) "Obviously, it's risque – but there are a lot of films, say Tarantino's, that are far more graphic and violent".
While the idea of embedding with a gaggle of international tourists on a macabre getaway such as this would be a fascinating read at any time, Jerry's account of this trip turned out to be especially prescient.
The most suggestive evidence for such transgenerational transmission may come from a macabre human experiment.
While it would be very difficult to remove the statue regardless (Councilwoman Fullilove told me it would require a court order), throwing NBF's corpse into the mix adds a macabre element to any such attempts politicans have avoided until now. .
Because her corpse was inside, he informed them, shrugging off the macabre aspects of such a discovery.
Lovesey is such a master of black humor and macabre plot twists that the attitudes of Foxford's parishioners are no more predictable than Otis's outrageous behavior.
