His Jekyll is a young man, grandson of the original conflicted middle-aged doctor, lured from Sri Lanka to 1930s London, a world filled with macabre half-humans, spooks and grotesques (including a person with an upside-down face), alongside the inevitable strong women and love interests.
Gov. George W. Bush has the moral duty to stop this grotesque killing of a person with the mind of a child.
Experiencing grotesque consumer culture in person and then complaining about it is much better, because at the end of the day, you get to pee everywhere before being banned from it forever.
Thomas was emphatic, "If I used that kind of grotesque language with one person, it would seem to me that there would be traces of it throughout the employees who worked closely with me, or the other individuals who heard bits and pieces of it or various levels of it".
There is nothing so interesting or so ugly, so exciting, or so grotesque as the first-person shooter.
There is nothing so interesting or so ugly, so exciting or so grotesque as the first-person shooter.
Judge Thomas agreed that he would never "approach anyone I was attempting to date as a person with this kind of grotesque language".
The Illustrated Mum is one of Jacqueline Wilson's many examples (tattoos and bipolar disorder), while the parents of Roald Dahl's Matilda (the small person's Carrie) are splendidly grotesque.
The circumstances of Widmerpool's death, whereby he is transformed from a believable person into "a sub-Dickensian grotesque" is, says Ali, a cause for much regret.
Extreme radiation's effects, which vary wildly from person to person, can have the grotesque absurdity of a Grimm fairytale.
