Sentence examples for that grotesque from inspiring English sources

I found that grotesque.

Hurried readers may not have realized that "grotesque head" did not refer to the ambiguous human mask at the bottom of the ring.

Mr Corbyn was also right to declare that "grotesque levels of inequality within our society" were not inevitable, necessary or right.

The Berrybenders may seem boorish, cruel and exceptionally unpleasant, but they follow a definite literary tradition -- that grotesque behavior exhibited by people with first names like Albany, Bobbety and Buffum often leads to comedy, or at least entertaining eccentricity.

That so many of the film's grisliest sights are now available to view online may dampen its impact, but it also strengthens The Killing Of America's argument that grotesque violence has become so culturally routine as to be almost unremarkable.

Dressed in neat trousers and a beautifully cut coat, Walter is the child who escaped — the sibling who knew the truth about their troubled father, that grotesque absent but still powerful figure, who, emotionally speaking, ate everything in his path, including his wife — and including Victor, too, who supported his parents at the expense of his own life.

The lab has perfected a serum that causes grotesque mutations.

Has any Islamic state in history ever tried that?" He also said that the grotesque scenes of execution should stop.

With the Temple gone, White says, it was necessary to persuade people that the grotesque political failure of Jesus' messianism wasn't a real failure.

Take the scene that combines grotesque farce and a sudden surge of insight into the treacherous overlap between inner and outer worlds.

The Hebrew prayers could indicate that some grotesque act of anti-Semitism was taking place, but the reverse could be equally true.