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Sentence Examples From a distance, the village looked like a holiday trailer park surrounded by grotesque, wind-sculptured trees. It stared at them with eyes they could not find in the convolutions of its grotesque skin. All of them, including people, are carved in the same beautiful but grotesque style, with beaks, staring eyes, outspread wings and gaping jaws. Fabliaux were comical and often grotesque stories in which the characters most often succeed by means of their sharp wits. The pristine beach was now a sheet of razor-sharp glass, twisted into hideous and grotesque spires and craters. Above the rusticated north arches is another grotesque mask, carrying a pearl swag, also done in shells with a background of pebbles. A grotesque formation vase catches the attention of guests at first glance. She lay sprawled on the ground below, one leg cocked beneath her at a grotesque angle. Some American journalists are still wearisomely offering his hard childhood as an explanation for his grotesque behaviour. He is pursued by the Furies, grotesque female divinities charged with the punishment of those who have shed the blood of kinfolk. The mix is astonishing, from the kitsch to the majestic, from the grotesque to the sublime. And I was transfixed, almost hypnotised by the grotesque scene in front of me. The old lady's habit, formed of stiff brocade, gives her the appearance of a squat pyramid, with a grotesque head at the top of it. It's a grotesque and hacky travesty of application compatibility, but there you go. Additionally, her characters have exotic and sometimes grotesque attributes that bring to mind the Surrealist tradition. It is perhaps the most disgusting, grotesque and repulsive thing ever shown on television. Even in his later work, when a human presence enters it is either grotesque, so schematic as to be without mood, or troubled. Like jackals around a tiger kill, small flies hovered around the feasting mantis, even daring to settle on its grotesque pea-like eyes. It is more or less reduced to Janus-faced etiquettes of the moral and grotesque body, placed by the author, as it seems, where most suitable. This commingling is seen by many reformers as a grotesque reduction to the base material level of human corporeality. Show More Sentences Dead pines washed away by the spring floods were piled up and wedged into grotesque shapes like a petrified forest. I'm going to try and do an odd, gory and even grotesque modern horror film that's done in a real classical style. If we are not restrained by conventions, traditions or rules we are all capable of grotesque cruelties. In the middle of this smoky, beery evening, a tall, lanky figure walks onstage wearing a grotesque hare-lipped mask. As well as animal forms, demons can have other grotesque and hideous forms. She said this while pressing both sides of his cheeks in a grotesque pucker. Much like the late-lamented, cantankerous Mr Dahl, most children revel in the gleefully grotesque and delightfully disgusting. Of course, Shostakovich's biting and grotesque satire rears its head as well, particularly in the 3rd Movement Allegro non troppo. Before the modern period, the art of the grotesque was often placed in a religious context. For a play involving such grotesque and bizarre subject matter, it sure got a lot of laughs! Once it's all been limewashed it will look most remarkable, especially if I put a low-relief grotesque mask where he's got a simple keystone. Many grotesque gargoyles with mysterious ochre stains around their mouths littered the castle's turrets and corners leering down at her. He meshes the grotesque with the strange, interweaves the mundane and normal, and then skews the whole mixture a scoosh to the left of center. The masks are often grotesque, humorous or satirical and the dances can be noisy and boisterous. Sure, by loose definition it can be called a game, but it has mutated into something much more grotesque than that. Even the tots wore their costumes and enjoyed the fun, peering through their grotesque masks, and frightening their elders. This dark, rather grotesque image shows the artist's masked face surrounded by blades thrown by a circus knife-thrower. The muzzle of the beast was pulled back into a grotesque smile revealing jowls full of razor teeth, dripping with thick, stringy saliva. Her lampooning of a fashion shoot, especially her shot of a grotesque model with dirty socks, is memorably funny. He was a grotesque and corpulent man, almost completely bald, and the fat around his chin gaggled loosely as he talked and shook his head. Show More Sentences Another characteristic of the reportage is the delight in grotesque and vulgar pornographic images. Name your disaster, horror or tragedy, no matter how grotesque, and there will be someone making a joke of it somewhere. Some of Fellini's situations seem impossibly grotesque, yet they have echoes in recent world events. In Don Quixote, the grotesque Gamach is fantastically played by a young French actor. For all his morbidness and grotesque humor, he rarely lost touch with an emotional core in his songwriting. Pletnev's new version does much to tame the score's incipient vulgarity without compromising its more grotesque elements. The gap is made more grotesque by the fact that if you want an unpretentious, unpatronising way into classical music, Cadenza provides it. I can truthfully say that this whole proposition appears to my mind as one of the most grotesque and unpractical that I have yet encountered. They were twisted, grotesque things, as if conceived by the maddest of artist, or most unremorseful of psychopaths. But this post-World War II system was only a grotesque parody of a gold standard. Even grimmer and more grotesque scenarios are amply available in the world of globalization. The latter piece, rather grotesque and humorous, will probably never become popular. Turning on the Admiral, her face twisted into a grotesque mask of furor and grief. Another boy did a grotesque parody of a monster drawling incoherent, preposterous demands. Their spirits will not find peace hanging there like grotesque decorations from an evil celebration. We should close down this grotesque spectacle, and grant these performing primates their freedom and their privacy. Her auburn hair was matted with dried blood and her wings looked like grotesque twigs. And then, he slowly discerned the shape of a grotesque beast, clamping to the trunk as if its skin and the brown bark were one. By the Middle Ages, no cathedral, guildhall or town hall was complete without a virtual battalion of these charmingly grotesque little guys. The result is an unhappy divorce between student and school which is a grotesque travesty of all that the IBO stands for. Show More Sentences The grotesque flesh-marionettes of the studio audience erupted with a shrill and uneven staccato of laughter. What about his grotesque decision to psychoanalyse his own daughter, the hapless Anna? Garden gnomes represent all that is both great and grotesque about this fair country of ours. Both films are about the grotesque misadventures of a 'typical' Aussie in Pommyland. This seven-minute gem features a wholesome woman dancing across a Daliesque landscape of grotesque figures, broken bridges, and eerie shadows. I think I scraped it all outta my hair, and I got the grotesque green glop off my chin. The adaptation of this decorative style came to be known as grotesque, based on the word grotto. He was thoroughly entertained by a grotesque comedy that satirized a group of celebrities. Roof bosses, like sedilia and gargoyles, were often given humorous or grotesque decoration although foliate carving was also common. For most modern readers, the idea that Isabel is intending an eventual extra-marital liaison is grotesque. The characters' grotesque infantilism and puerile sense of humour is an important part of what is being satirised. Every part is richly decorated with flowers, hearts, twisting vines and grotesque heads. The rubato and portamento emphasize the Symphonie's Fantastique, grotesque side. He has created a soft-spoken and gentle Barrie who is the boy who never grew up, yet never seems grotesque. Americans would indignantly object if anyone said that armadillos and gophers were deformed and grotesque. American Steel do not play pure, walloping punk as much as they create a grotesque amalgam of past punk-related styles. Similarly, the emphasis on waiting times for day surgery leads to a grotesque distortion of priorities. For the other 90 per cent, it is viewed at best as quaint, but more often as a monstrous and grotesque accident of birth. This is a countrified area, the jewel of Salford, and it is grotesque that it should be changed in this way just to make money. Beneath my feet huge cracks scarred the landscape like grotesque crazy paving while all around almost everything was slowly dying. Show More Sentences Now these grotesque, giant cybernauts shall come face to face with the steadfast resolve of this residual band. It's jutting out from the corner of the roof, so it could conceivably be a gargoyle proper or a grotesque. His face is increasingly frozen in a grotesque rictus of appalled indignation, which seems to be his default response to the world. In the second part of Henry IV Barrit's Falstaff, his face pocked with sores and his body decaying, became a more grotesque, more disturbing but also more exuberant figure. Watching him trick the poor dopes into turning the wrong way when he tapped their shoulder or scaring unsuspecting matrons with his grotesque face was amusing. The idea is that America has become a madhouse, but the film's idiotic storyline and grotesque stereotypes of mental illness undercut its intended social impact. They each wore a disgusting mask, grotesque caricatures of the human face. The deaths of the powerful elicit extravagant claims, and many of the tributes to the man being buried in Rome today have been little short of grotesque. At the bottom of each slope of this gablet is a carved grotesque. Perhaps the deep-pocketed corporation was the real victim, some grotesque combination of sitting duck and cash cow? The show should be popular not just because people are always curious about the grotesque, but because our own situation today cries out for a master of grotesquerie. The very word conjures a mental menagerie of grotesque caricatures. A mixture of the everyday and the grotesque, they read at times like plaintive notes from a boarding school, from a child who fears she has been forgotten. With no visible direction from above, the cast decide to amp up the volume and the broadness, but the results are more overbearing than energetic, more grotesque than funny. The aura of a mad childhood is created mainly by McCarthy's constant use of cartoon figures and grotesque rubbery masks, often with protuberant noses. It is a grotesque confrontation with the reality of life and death. In the vision of this chapter, Daniel sees the successive empires of this world as nothing more than grotesque beasts of prey that devour each other. In the nineteenth century, Pietists in Norway burned some of the celebrated ancient stave churches as their grotesque timber carvings were, again, considered idolatrous. The altar has a profusion of Mannerist ornament, pierced scrollwork, vigorous strapwork, combined with many tiny figures, and floral and grotesque motifs. Then there was the equally intriguing suggestion that what happened was simply a grotesque outgrowth of things which happen all the time in some small businesses. Show More Sentences Immediately opposite was a grotesque figure of Satan, no doubt in canonicals also, with cloven foot and horns, belching out fire and brimstone on the terrified audience. The comparison is not grotesque, since Samuragochi is, like Beethoven, deaf. There is an inkwell that my Uncle Seymour made, a brass grotesque he mounted on a marble base. Be prepared to laugh, cringe and cry as the play slips from the anarchical to the downright grotesque and be prepared for an unexpected twist at the end. It has split the ranks of feminists and inspired a grotesque but much-commented manifesto by unrepentant chauvinists. A Taoist Holyland for 1,600 years, Sanqing Nountain is known for its many grotesque rocks, waterfalls and lush primeval forest set in a sea of clouds and mist. There is some overlap between the two categories of songs and the fantastic, with several of Petrushevskaia's pieces categorisable as grotesque or fantastic. His grotesque and absurd characters committed gross, outrageous acts. The gruff, strangulated tones seemed to reflect the woman's petulant desires and suffocated potential, making her initially quite grotesque but ultimately deeply sympathetic. Yet another use of a grotesque image can be seen in the carvings of two mythical beasts that perch on top of the great medieval cathedral of Notre Dame in Paris, France. They're rather grotesque in that their body is very, very watery and slimy and when you get very large bags of them they tend to sort of slime up the net. Certainly grotesque characters populate the world, as in all of the Coens' films, but a lot of the film ultimately centers on Ed's obsession with cleanliness. The broken hollow path bending upwards round the base, is always occupied by a grotesque group of cripples and beldames, in rags and tatters, laughing and whining and praying. She was pointing to a grotesque china clock and a horrid vase. Galactica makes multiple references to the day in the form of apocalyptic destruction, burnt fire-fighters and the grotesque immediacy of bodies tumbling into space. In my view, and speaking as someone who worked in this industry for over eleven years, payment protection insurance is one of the most grotesque financial rip-offs ever. Yet even here there's a kind of grotesque, if unintentional, humour. Lay brother Julian is seduced by Miss Alice in grotesque fashion. His audacities of phrase struck him as grotesque, his felicities of expression were monstrosities, and everything was absurd, unreal, and impossible. To one listening, drowsed with the intense sunshine, the buzzle and mutter and snarl of the gossiping Omahas seemed like the grotesque echoes from a vanished age. Show More Sentences That makes the playing of a football game not purgative but grotesque in the current context. The bull's carcass dragged and hung in a grotesque parody of crucifixion. These are ahistorical and frankly grotesque comparisons, and the damage they cause cuts deep, in many directions. Now, most of the kampongs have grotesque concrete eyesores fingering the sea, and there are all manner of boats arriving or departing every other hour. Leopold's depravations were so grotesque and occurred on such a scale that even the other colonial powers had to take pause in their scramble for African loot. Field Recordings From The Sun is simultaneously a deformation and unabashed celebration of all that is purely grotesque and whorishly beautiful about Rock and Roll music. A demonic light flashed behind the grotesque mask of amiability. Except in cases with the highest body count, or the most grotesque cruelty, white victims were the only ones that mattered. The runoff has turned into a macabre political sideshow filled with grotesque attacks and ugly accusations. It is a language which invites the mind to rebel against itself causing inflamed ideas grotesque postures and a theoretical approach to common body functions. Some of these authors wrote attention-grabbing, grotesque, and overly loquacious pieces, and others settled for merely highly reflective, more conventional literature. Today we are faced with a particularly grotesque form of appeasement. Their families are left reeling, forever yoked to this grotesque event. The military stands out as a particularly grotesque example of the latter. Somebody slips me a mickey in the pub and I become a demon who thinks he's talking totally normally to people, but in fact it is all a grotesque noise. His face was grotesque, but only to the extent that the embossed lines in several shades of ice depicted some terribly misshapen and woeful beast. The novel is a grotesque exploration of fetishism which antedates Freud. Solid timbers and struts took on the grotesque softness of a shelled oyster, as glass shattered, cloth rippled, and counters spewed their contents. He continuously draws pictures of the creature's grotesque porcelain mask. In Jack London's urban gothic, the city's teratological economy comes to light in grotesque animal allegories. Show More Sentences They are almost always small and grotesque, mischievous or outright evil, and greedy, especially for gold and jewelry. Die-hard fans of reality television can now try some of those grotesque stunts at home. At least Jake Gyllenhaal shaved off his grotesque face scarf this year. Proving that everyone has their off days, it's an exercise in mind-numbing pretension, interspersed with grotesque violence. Not only is Afrocentrism spawning grotesque maleducation, multiculturalism is exacerbating racial hostilities, undoing earlier racial progress. The shops were, therefore, distinguished by painted signs, which gave a gay and grotesque aspect to the streets. By its extraordinary nature the belligerent grotesque work precalculates a certain quality and intensity of emotional response. North Korea has been, after all, the land and source of grotesque and murkiest news in recent days. To lock up a woman just because she allowed her class to call a cuddly toy Mohammed is a grotesque injustice. I did not turn to ascertain who it might be, but trusted it was no one of importance, as the poddy and I presented rather a grotesque appearance. Ken Russell's BBC film and Kenneth MacMillan's Isadora ballet portrayed her as a grotesque monstre sacre. In his paintings, he used religious themes, but combined them with grotesque fantasies, colourful imagery, and peasant folk legends. In retaliation, the Saxons distributed grotesque poems of cruelty and other propaganda, demonizing Vlad III Dracula as a drinker of blood. I should not want to forget the gourd, for this seems to me the clown of vinedom, imitating as it does in grotesque manner other fruits. The appearance of our caravan was curious and grotesque. Our britchka was drawn by three camels, taken in tow by a man on foot. Of all the Phocine family none present so terrible and grotesque an appearance as the gigantic Walrus, also known as the morse and sea-horse. Cosmo gave her a forum to put her grotesque action and revolting rationalizations in the best possible light. The sodomitic rape scene has troubled readers who fail to discern that it is one of O'Connor's deliberately grotesque revelations. It's a fluorescence, though you may suspect this isn't about fiction, that fiction can't sustain such a grotesque and barbed peduncle. The pictures as a catalogued by Talking Points Memo are grotesque. Show More Sentences Nothing could surpass the nonsensity of trying to run so complex and so concentrated a machine by southern and western farmers in grotesque alliance with city day laborers. These drunkalogues are our art of the grotesque. These alcoholic stories break open the experience of the absurd in vivid, painful, and humorous ways. Since the early 1980s, the world has witnessed many instances of the grotesque instrument of suicide bombings, spreading death, destruction, and fear. This monstrous parody of divine compassion... performs, in the presence of moving picture cameras, a grotesque parody upon the laying on of hands and the healing of the sick. However, while boots of many colours have been worn for a few years now, the Euros have seen almost universal wearing of garish and grotesque illuminous boots. Under-handed, over-handed, back-handed, left-handed, right-handed, standing at grotesque angles and almost standing on their heads, the Wonders fired the ball into the basket. With the exaggerated boobies and bawdiness of a drag queen and immunity to even remedial glamorization, Bette Midler exemplified the Jewess as sublime grotesque body. The trial became what many saw as a grotesque form of entertainment, with the media stalking witnesses, the glut of pop books, and the glamourization of commentators. She sighed exhaustively, and, holding the grotesque infant close to her breast, disappeared indignantly to administer the very greatly needed motherment. The villain is a grotesque exterminator voiced by Paul Giamatti, and the climactic battle against him, though it drags on a bit too long, does have its moments. Grotesque profiteering aside, life release ceremonies can devastate the eco-system. Examples from Classical Literature These stories, in their grotesque severities, have almost the air of an extravaganza. The outrage on the Warden was not so grotesque, but the effect was the same. But this grotesque sentiment did not pass current even in the smoking-room. Who and what were the persons of whom the preacher gave this grotesque account? To suppose that a cock-fighting guatemalan priest could have scruples about stripping his church would be grotesque. A note on the emblems of the Evangelists follows in the remarks on the combinatory forms met in grotesque art. Yard-long antennae, slender and luminously green, wavered above a grotesque head. Poverty and showiness, supreme beauty and grotesque ugliness, jostle each other at close quarters. It is more grotesque than beautiful, but was beloved in a day that deemed the tiger lily the most beautiful of all lilies. Another flare flashed in the sky behind him silhouetting a row of grotesque trees. On the second table lay a twisted, distorted thing, an apelike body with which fate had played grotesque pranks. With such shifting, grotesque and inadequate fables, the cosmogonic myths of the world are necessarily bewildered and perplexed. Notwithstanding the strange, not to say grotesque, appearance of its beak, the seiche is decidedly an interesting creature. Charles saw that the idea of primitive male combat, over a manly woman's Career, was unmodern and grotesque. If the whole affair had not been so piteous it would have seemed grotesque. First we have, in the myths of all races, the most grotesque conceptions of the character of gods when mythically envisaged. The walls, wainscoted in dark walnut wood, were adorned with grotesque carvings of hunting scenes and instruments of venery. He had on a war bonnet with eagle feathers sticking in it around the upper edge, making it look like a grotesque crown. Then he was, somehow, in that grotesque position that is only absurd to the on-looker, on his knees beside her. Her father, in a grotesque crouching posture, was mounting the ladderlike stair. Show More Sentences For the unreligious it is a symbol of nothing, and so appears merely grotesque. But all experience proves that mythic and legendary miracles are grotesque. The icy breeze tore tiny puffs of dust from grotesque, angling drifts of soil, nearly waterless for eons. It always seemed to her to characterise and to epitomise him, that grotesque expression. I had set the signal for the fer-de-lance to land in force and wipe Buckhurst and his grotesque crew from the face of the earth. And Aunt Hannah in her enraged scorn even undertook a grotesque and mincing imitation of the peacocking aforesaid. The ill-temper had lost its picturesqueness, and become worse than grotesque. Reading the avant-garde stuff of nowadays, usually the contrast is merely grotesque, still I keep finding parallels. And all waited on what the grotesque, bloated figure they watched might reveal. A fishpond with grotesque objects, including a live mermaid,, is one feature. The grotesque pattern on the walls seemed to start out in bold relief. Five or six had already hatched and the grotesque caricatures which sat blinking in the sunlight were enough to cause me to doubt my sanity. Behind him crept Chulk and Taglat, grotesque and shaggy caricatures of their godlike leader. Sometimes he prattled, words coming unconsciously from him in grotesque exclamations. The shadows lengthened and crept out like stealthy, grotesque monsters across the grass. A will, most unlike her own, constrained her to do its grotesque and fantastic bidding. Some typical cases of frostbite were grotesque in their ghastliness. Redemptus was less grotesque than Redeemed, and Renata than Renewed. I could have embraced that figure of grotesque and truculent devotion. On these days you could make out that ship at a great distance by the multi-coloured grotesque riot going on abaft her mizzen mast. Show More Sentences Yet I love to divert myself with such grotesque characters too. He could scarcely chide her for borrowing, grotesque as the borrowing was. It was another of my surreptitious schemes for extinguishing knighthood by making it grotesque and absurd. With my rags I ought to wear a cap, any sort of old pancake, but not this grotesque thing. Grandfather smiled at the idea of Charley's sturdy little figure in such a grotesque caparison. His jacket had been stained of a bright purple hue, upon which there had been some attempt to paint grotesque ornaments in different colours. Grins overspread the grotesque features of the audience, and there was a sound of tittering. Carried away by the grotesque horror of this picture, the minister, unawares, and to his own infinite alarm, burst into a great peal of laughter. Before him rose a grotesque mass of rocks, that resembled nothing so much as a vast fire petrified at the moment of its most fervent combustion. Hmm, there couldn't be an ulterior motive behind this grotesque spending spree on top Welsh talent, could there? Before me, squatting together upon the fungoid ruins of a huge fallen tree and still unaware of my approach, were three grotesque human figures. Dorian winced and looked round at the grotesque things that lay in such fantastic postures on the ragged mattresses. Schumann-Heink, as Magdalene in Meistersinger, was simply grotesque. It was a crumbling stump atop a rusty hill, unhuman and grotesque. How grotesque her features were, so hard and unpliable seemed her flesh. Sightseers is an absurd, febrile, populated by grotesque inadequates with the horror stemming from the characters' sheer banality. It moved stealthily and creepily and with a grotesque swiftness. Solomon's first-person novel realistically vocalizes the grotesque beauty this character offers. It has a pompous Latin name, but it is incurably Gothic and grotesque. As we came still nearer, this individual began to run to and fro on the beach, making the most grotesque movements. Show More Sentences The apparition of this grotesque, half-bestial creature had suddenly populated the stillness of the afternoon for me. A sudden flare of the fire threw the grotesque figure into high relief, and Tarzan recognized her as Momaya, the mother of Tibo. Black Matt and Tom Morrisey merely held on to each other and lifted their clumsy-booted feet in what seemed a grotesque, elephantine dance. The fact that you wore no ornaments is a strong proof of your un-Barsoomian origin, while the absence of grotesque coverings might cause a doubt as to your earthliness. They portray the grotesque pretensions and vulgarities of the visitors to the Bavarian spa, Bad Worishofen, as well as the oppressiveness of small-town bourgeois life. Edna began to feel like one who awakens gradually out of a dream, a delicious, grotesque, impossible dream, to feel again the realities pressing into her soul. But to recommend thrift to the poor is both grotesque and insulting. He wished to cuddle and fondle the grotesque little ape-thing. And Fatty, alias Percival Delaney, a grotesque of manhood, put his bulgy hand to his puffed lips and kissed audibly into the starry vault of the sky. The grotesque spectacle of Planned Parenthood abortionists callously, cavalierly selling the organs of babies they've killed has enraged the American public. Great shapes like big machines rose out of the dimness, and cast grotesque black shadows, in which dim spectral Morlocks sheltered from the glare. Looking back at the grotesque peaks and shadowy angles of the old mansion, they fancied a gloom diffused about it which no brightness of the sunshine could dispel. Both turned and faced the six or seven grotesque creatures, who stood there in the sunlight, solid, casting shadows, moving, and yet so incredibly unreal. It did not strike her as in the least grotesque that she should be making of Robert the object of conversation and leading her husband to speak of him. Grotesque enough, but I rather wish they had let him go the whole hog and blaze away. Fiction there was none at all that I can recall, except Poe's 'Tales of the Grotesque and the Arabesque' and Bulwer's Last Days of Pompeii, all in the same kind of binding. Find more words! 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