on medieval graveyards and charnel houses

on medieval graveyards and charnel houses

among the abattoirs and charnel houses from which scientist Victor Frankenstein scavenges body parts

But as a matter of fact there was still the exploding lamp, the mother in her charnel wrappings, the staunch, bereft child.

surely none of them would have constructed a charnel house as murderous as Stalin’s.

the internet's constantly churning charnel house of pointless provocation

Fort Doom was a charnel house.

this charnel ground we were born into

He confesses, "I collected bones from charnel houses [...]"

Only the obtusely self-deluded, confronted with the charnel house of history, could imagine otherwise.

a grave robber, weary, exhausted, reaching down into some charnel mass

People had once been buried in charnel houses or tombs where all bones were mixed together; now everyone had "his or her own little box for his or her own little personal decay"

all morbid “advertisements for myself” in the charnel house of Southern consumerism.