Sentence examples for that is grotesque from inspiring English sources
A Silenus is a box that is grotesque and ridiculous on the outside but contains wonderful things; "so that what is death at first sight, as they say, is life if you look within, and vice versa, life is death.
The path we face in journalism is one in which there are fewer humans and more machines – and if you look at all the inaccurate news reports already, that is grotesque.
"What appealed to me was that it connected to a dimension of gardening that is grotesque". That is a subtext of the garden at Dumbarton Oaks, Beardsley argues, pointing to the animalistic head of a river god that Farrand and Bliss installed in the Arbor Terrace.
"Some people watch it and think, 'That is grotesque, how can we do it?' Others will say, 'Hell yeah, go team.' ".
That is "grotesque," snaps Hans-Olaf Henkel, a former head of Germany's main industry association, who supports the Alternative".We are not fishing on the left or right," insists Frauke Petry, a member of the party's board.
The biting, ferocious 'teases', the flippancy, the apparent inability to take anything particularly seriously, are everything, not least because they encapsulate all that used to be good about Englishness, and all that is grotesque also.
Where else in Europe do you find an organised crime syndicate like the 'ndrangheta, which uses rites that are grotesque parodies of Roman Catholic liturgy?
And Rush Limbaugh, the town crier of the movement, lost a passel of sponsors after he made comments about a law student that were grotesque even by his standards.
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"That's grotesque," said the girl with the frizzled hair.
