Children are attracted to the cathartic qualities of the grotesque, she suggests.
In a television interview he described the accusations as "grotesque" and suggested they were the politically motivated actions of a left-leaning judiciary.
It would seem grotesque to suggest that Britain might eventually recognise the Isis caliphate as a state, sell it arms, solicit its investment and then offer only the politest rebuke when innocent heads are sliced off.
But it is legitimate to doubt — in fact, it is grotesque to suggest — that hanging (or beheading, stoning, shooting, electrocution, or lethal injection, the other methods currently in use in the countries, most of them unfree, that still practice capital punishment) can possibly be done in a "dignified way".
It split the Buff vote, elected Wilson and humiliated Taft, who ran a poor third behind T. R. Comparisons can be pushed too far, and it would be grotesque to suggest that today's Tea Party much resembles the sophisticated "P Partyy of a century ago.
In a way that movies (even pornographic ones) rarely do, the scene suggests how grotesque people can appear in the throes of passion.
Isn't there a little compassion in them somewhere, in human beings?" The compellingly grotesque drawing of George Osborne suggests he decided the answer was no, I say.
Much of the reason that their dynamic works is because of Tennant's sly and layered performance, which suggests a grotesque innocence beneath Kilgrave's sadism, a distorted belief that this is true romance.
"Coming Up Roses" suggests a grotesque hybrid of elements from "Sunset Boulevard," "Gypsy," "A Streetcar Named Desire" and "Lolita," fused with the lowdown neorealism of a film like "Winter's Bone".
