Levitz said the injury that Chamberlain suffered is often grotesque and can be shocking to see.
The form they take is often grotesque, often hairy and leaking menstrual blood.
The form they take is often grotesque, often hairy and leaking menstrual blood.
I adhere quite closely to the originals (which, by the way, are often much stranger and more grotesque than we remember them to be, and much creepier and gorier than the cleaned-up versions in modern storybooks or, worse, the movies).
How closely, or distantly, do you adhere to the originals in "A Wild Swan"?** ** I adhere quite closely to the originals (which, by the way, are often much stranger and more grotesque than we remember them to be, and much creepier and gorier than the cleaned-up versions in modern storybooks or, worse, the movies).
And while the new breed of entrepreneurs are often portrayed as unscrupulous or grotesque, like the murderous taxi tycoon in Aravind Adiga's scabrous The White Tiger, Hamid asks us to consider that they might in fact be rational, honourable people responding as best they can to their environment – just like you or me.
"These shows are often about misfits, and even grotesques, like Basil Fawlty.
And oddly, perhaps, in a city where grotesque planning decisions are often made with scarcely a murmur from the public, the fate of the zoo has turned into a hotly contested issue.
"Mr. Peanut" is often comically grotesque — David's first hit computer game, "Bang You're Dead!," envisions school shootings — and frequently magical, as when Mobius appears.
