Khanna described the attack, on a moving bus on the capital's busy roads on a Sunday evening in December, as having "been committed in an extremely brutal, grotesque, diabolical, revolting and thus dastardly manner" that "shocked the collective conscience".
Beyond what we think, it's a practice that's often extremely ridiculous and grotesque".
Cannes' new seriousness is in keeping with Frémaux's widely-reported desire to clamp down on red-carpet selfies, which he described as "a practice that's often extremely ridiculous and grotesque" at the festival's announcement of its programme in mid-April.
Itchy (the sadistic mouse) and Scratchy (the hapless cat) are grotesque, extremely violent parodies of Tom and Jerry and Herman and Katnip; the names were inspired by "Pixie and Dixie", who were mice on Pixie and Dixie and Mr. Jinks.
"Disgusting," "fat pig," "dog," "animal," "crazy," "extremely unattractive," "ugly," "grotesque," "piece of ass," "wacky," "neurotic dope," "bimbo," "nice tits, no brains" (and that last one was in reference to his then-second wife, Marla Maples).
Kathy Butterly, whose small, extremely refined yet humorously grotesque, semiabstract sculptures of glazed clay are currently on view in the Carnegie International, is not the sort of artist who is ordinarily picked to be in major global art festivals.
all captive adult males have dorsal fins that are completely collapsed, a grotesque disfigurement that is extremely rare in the wild.
As the owner of an extremely polite mixed breed, I find such notions both grotesque and simple-minded: a $1,500 papillon can wreak every bit as much havoc as a $25 shelter dog, and -- as is clearly the case among humans -- a prestigious blood line is no guarantee of good manners.
USA Today critic Robert Bianco said the plot was extremely thin and the Black and Leachman cameos were humorless and grotesque.
