grotesque in a sentence

Definition

Grotesque: characterized by absurdity or unnaturalness, often evoking a sense of fascination or disgust.

The painting's grotesque figures left the viewers both fascinated and disturbed.
His grotesque laughter echoed through the empty hall, sending shivers down her spine.
The movie featured a grotesque monster that haunted the dreams of all who watched it.
She found the scene so grotesque that she had to look away from the screen.
The novel's depiction of war was grotesque, capturing the raw horrors of humanity.
The artist's latest sculpture was a grotesque amalgamation of human and animal forms.
Her laughter took on a grotesque quality after hearing the shocking news.
The movie featured grotesque creatures that haunted the protagonists throughout their journey.
He described the scene in the novel as grotesque, filled with vivid imagery of horror and despair.
As the storm raged outside, the shadows cast on the walls took on a grotesque appearance, twisting and contorting in the flickering light.