Sentence examples for then grotesque from inspiring English sources

If the odd future terrorist attack is likely, then grotesque, cataclysmic privacy breaches are sure bets.

Then, much later on, there was the Goya whose visions were so grotesque and so dark that he seems to prefigure the horror comics of our own day.

In Poland, John Paul II's homeland, the response to the installation became the joke -- at first grotesquely funny and then just grotesque.

She added: "It is so grotesque.

Then a grotesque figure the girls call Mama appears in the shadows and begins to wreak havoc on their lives.

He went outside to wait, saw the second plane bury itself in its target, then the grotesque sight of human bodies hurtling from the upper reaches of the twin towers.

The snoring can result on the first date after you're so exhausted from a busy day that you fall asleep during dinner or in a movie and then make grotesque nasal sounds like a congested warthog with severe allergies.

Then came the grotesque coda.

Franju shocks us by embracing and then transcending the grotesque.

If it is merely to revel in the grotesque, then learning about this evil is itself a species of evil, a further exploitation of the dead.

The Daily Mirror observed that "the British establishment covered up catastrophic failures by the ­emergency services then launched a grotesque campaign of lies to blame the victims".