There's this rather strange notion-One more grotesque irony in this story.

Here also he found a drama, though of a more grotesque sort.

The deeper they ran, the more grotesque and abundant the landscape became.

Johnson's personality, too, cannot be fairly judged by its more grotesque expression.

A more grotesque group cannot well be imagined; dressed, half-dressed, or entirely naked.

Scenes, according to our ideas, much more grotesque were then of frequent occurrence.

His appearance, as he advanced in age, had become more grotesque.

Also they made more grotesque an already grotesque and elusive individuality.

Every canvas was in tatters, made even more grotesque by the undamaged frames.

Oh ye gods and little fishes, could anything be more grotesque!

Yesterday's events were even more grotesque, unbelievable, bizarre and unprecedented.

Sounds even more grotesque than the steroid-fuelled bodybuilders at Bondi.

The fantasy inspired stories and drawings, each more grotesque and outlandish than the last.

The expression sat oddly on his lean features, making his face even more grotesque.

Children who visit the gallery will get some protection from the Chapmans' more grotesque imaginings.

At first it caused great uneasiness, but eventually the manifestation became more grotesque than alarming.