Assertion: gargoyle | /r/HasProperty | grotesque
Facets:
value: sometimes
type: TEMPORAL
value: in appearance
type: OTHER
value: mostly
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Gargoyles ~ Grotesques from Crystal Links
text: Some believe that gargoyles - sometimes called grotesques - are inspired by the skeletal remains of prehistoric dinosaurs and other fossils.
text: Gargoyles are mostly grotesque figures.
text: This grotesque appearance is why gargoyle like creatures on the sides of buildings with no structural purpose are known as ‘grotesques’.
text: I do know that what we refer to as "gargoyles" are actually considered "grotesques" as they are a mixture of animals, mythical or real, or human/animal mixed figures.
text: A gargoyle is also described as a grotesque, but while all gargoyles are grotesques, not all grotesques are gargoyles.
text: Gargoyle: a grotesque Gothic ornament, often used as an outlet for water.
text: A gargoyle is a grotesque that also acts as drain-spout.
text: Gargoyles are grotesque in appearance, and are often ugly and menacing.
text: different types of gargoyles (grotesques, chimeras, human or animal/like)
text: The gargoyles (which are technically “grotesques,” as true gargoyles function as rain spouts) made their premiere in 1928, with the grand opening of the Mercer Arena in Lower Queen Anne.
text: A gargoyle is also described as a grotesque, but while all gargoyles are grotesques, not all grotesques are gargoyles.
text: Gargoyles , sometimes called grotesques, are thought to date back to the 12th century.