| He plots it with a series of crazy twists and sequences, word play and jugglery, and some seriously funny macabre humour. |
| It is the first business book that has made my flesh crawl, not because of some macabre metaphor, but because of the theory. |
| More macabre was the tailor's dummy strung up from a noose dangling off scaffolding on a building being demolished on Micklegate. |
| The film simply lacks the textured macabre atmosphere necessary to truly terrify and ensorcell. |
| Those macabre photographs that benumbed the civilised world were worth a million words each. |
| It has a suitably macabre way of disposing of its victims, by detaching the head and ripping out the hypothalamus. |
