| But his own description of life's eternal bounciness seems to me much more gaily Rabelaisian than is the novel as a whole. |
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| Her appetites were as spirited as his and released an almost Rabelaisian exuberance in them both. |
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| The characters in this novel are representational, especially since they are given to us in larger-than-life Rabelaisian caricature. |
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| He was also a man of Rabelaisian appetites, fiercely loyal friendships, and great good humour. |
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| Only in the realm of the chef would such a Rabelaisian outing be seen as fairly commonplace. |
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| This concise work, full of surprising contrasts, is rich in musical jokes, ranging from subtle tongue-in-cheek to Rabelaisian. |
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| Or that sweet little place in the Loire, where they serve an entire Rabelaisian feast in a mountain cave. |
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| Following in the image of his Rabelaisian universe, its clones and washed up super heros, Le concert autistique by Gilles Barbier is a participative work that offers visitors the chance to stage themselves. |
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| Schmidt was a man of vast autodidactic learning and Rabelaisian humour. |
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| Sculpture in organic or artificial materials, gouaches, drawings, paintings and other objects compose an artistic language that is both heterogeneous and coherent, close to the Rabelaisian universe. |
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| The essence of nearly all his Contes lies in their licentiousness, which is not presented with frank Rabelaisian verve but is transparently and flippantly disguised. |
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| In Italy, as in Rabelaisian France, the carnival entered not only elite theatrical performance and engravings but also the printed word. |
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