"The nonexistence of a traditionally recognized tone quality gave rise to this grotesque situation," he wrote in remarks that appear on the "Classic Saxophone On-Line!" Web site (www.Classicsax.com).
Calling the remarks "misogynist and very grotesque," she said they were an attempt "to try to isolate our leaders from the social movements.
Late in the novel, a character remarks that despite the grotesque deformities of the survivors, "there's beauty in their scars and fusings because they are signs of their survival, which is a beautiful thing, if you think about it".
And when I start to forget, I still have plenty of single girlfriends in various states of angst to remind me of the grotesque fix-ups, the ham-handed remarks, and the brutal Thanksgiving dinners.
The Daily Mail fulminated against the grotesque sleaze and incompetence of the Savile saga, remarking: as so often, the incurious Entwistle said he hadn't read the warning.
Will the grotesque violence incited by Trumpism and his own appalling remarks hurt Republican congressional incumbents and candidates who slavishly vote with Trump?
He and Le Poittevin invented a grotesque imaginary character, called "le Garçon" (the Boy), to whom they attributed whatever sort of remark seemed to them most degrading.
Together they invented a grotesque imaginary character called "le Garçon" ("the Boy"), to whom they attributed whatever sort of remark seemed to them most debased.
The standard remark made in behalf of Mr. McCarthy is that his work, in its grotesque slapstick, is ultimately a critique of Hollywood and Disney, that he parodies the hypocrisy of sanitized violence and fairy tales.
That's why even the most grotesque stuff, like Giuliani's claim that he's a rescue worker too, or Romney's remark that his sons are serving the country by helping him become president, doesn't get picked up.
