grotesqueness वाक्य

उदाहरण वाक्य

1. Mencken often espoused views of politics, religion, and metaphysics that stressed their grotesqueness and absurdity; in this context, escape from the supposed fraud of such somber subjects was welcome to him.
2. Although Lady Macbeth may not express violence toward her child with that same degree of grotesqueness, she certainly expresses a sense of brutality when she states that she would smash the babe's head.
3. Ms . Martin is terrific, however, in a disarmingly warm, wonderfully timed performance that respects the line between comic exaggeration and grotesqueness . ( She really deserves a starring vehicle of her own .)
4. Either this book nails the essence of Washington and Hollywood today _ the two-faced, casting-couch, power-grabbing, electorate-pandering grotesqueness of it all _ or it does not.
5. Dov Hikind, a state assemblyman from Brooklyn and one of the organizers of Sunday's protest, said he planned more " to highlight the grotesqueness of the Jewish Museum doing this ."
6. Ubu, a monster and everyman, a puppet and a tyrant, a fool and a hero, is an instantly recognizable figure in a city that has come to know the grotesqueness of the world with great intimacy.
7. Both the adjective grotesque and its noun ( grotesquerie, the French form, preferred by Gingrich to grotesqueness ) spring readily to the speaker's lips, and its popularization is a fine contribution to the American political vocabulary.
8. But now on the shaped ski, rather than drive ( with counter-intuitive grotesqueness ) the knee down to pressure the inside edge to initiate a turn, a rather moderate pressure sends the skier into a controlled arc.
9. On the other hand, a Brummie accent is a thing of grotesqueness beyond all imagining . ( It is, to be fair, easier to understand than Geordie )-- Dweller 15 : 38, 14 August 2006 ( UTC)
10. There was a reason Zola set much of his novel in the " dark, low, shallow " building in which the Raquins live and tend shop; it intensifies to the point of grotesqueness the claustrophobia that envelopes the characters.