Príklady macabre

• The electric atmospherics, without flesh, frozen, cold, almost macabre, are animated by dry movements, unpitying in their stiffness in their surges and disappearances, although non-violent.

• Though it may not be immediately perceived as functional, the grotesque plays a structural premonitory part in association with the macabre.

• On the web, terms like haunting, macabre and harrowing are used to describe the album.

• Do people lie to the canvassers as an easy (if macabre) way of getting rid of them?

• All of them are foreshadowings of her tragic fate and contribute to the macabre atmosphere of the novel.

• The same point could be made through less macabre means.

• Instead, it ranges widely over more unusual, often macabre uses of human bodies, past and present.

• At other times the premonitory value of a macabre description can be perceived only very late in the novel.

• But the macabre transfer of racial tactics into the realm of death appears less fascinating than the way they were organized around the control of material bodies.

• The chapter ends with a warning to parents about "verbal danger signs" such as an increase in the use of profane language, aggressive discourse, macabre content, and hate expressions.

• Redon's inter pretation of the organic menace that threatens to overwhelm the saint was that of the macabre rapidly-breeding microbe.

• Such solemnity is even more potent as the reference to tragic grandeur has already been preceded by a macabre reference to the "tomb-like stillness" of the place (41).

• That report shows that all the alternatives to hanging are equally macabre and corrosive to a civilised society.

• It said that the alternatives to hanging were equally macabre, debasing to those who took part and corrosive of a civilised society.

• The cost of this danse macabre will mop up a goodly portion of the money bled from charitable institutions.