rabelaisian造句

• The first thing to remember about the Marquis de Sade is that he did not write bawdy Rabelaisian literature or tingling Anais Nin erotica or even raw storefront pornography.
• Foster is letter perfect as the happily corrupted young man, Basinger is a vision of post-traumatic stress and Bridges is all self-deluded Rabelaisian gusto.
• Andrew also wrote and distributed the band's Rabelaisian fanzine'Shred'which commented satirically and often savagely on the music industry and pop culture more generally.
• This is an audacious film that's as smart as it is funny, equal parts political satire, Rabelaisian romp and love story . 2 hours, 10 minutes.
• Enough to support the Brewers and the basketball Bucks, enough to sustain a venerable cultural tradition, and enough to consume Rabelaisian quantities of bratwurst, beer and frozen custard.
• Like d'Azevedo, a marvelous creation, Galbraith's other characters, many of them recognizable from more conventional histories, bustle with bilious individuality and Rabelaisian energy.
• Tasca also used the occasion to criticize Loyrette's predecessor, Pierre Rosenberg, for waging what she described as a Rabelaisian war against the country's cultural authorities.
• A composite of different literary styles, from lyrical poetry to sentimental fiction, it is an example of a modernist novel in the Rabelaisian tradition of bawdy and parodic fiction.
• Dooling's new book, which rollicks along as cleverly and boisterously as a Rabelaisian farce, is a mystery story and an anti-utopian parody at the same time.
• The " Rabelaisian gnome ", as the character was called, was enlarged by Gerald Scarfe, and put on the front cover of issue 69 in 1964 at full size.
• He's made us endure solipsistic alter egos ( Zuckerman ), anti-Zionist screeds ( from a Jewish boy from New Jersey ! ), and Rabelaisian perverts ( Mickey Sabbath ).
• But with the Catalog Aria, Leporello has a juicy star turn that establishes him not just as a singer with a solo but as a character in the round, aglow with Rabelaisian zest.
• Arenas matured into a Rabelaisian figure with an incandescent talent with which he, more than any other writer, illuminated the terror, lies, meanness and banality of Fidel Castro's Cuba.
• What the Stones did do was to describe in dark, Rabelaisian terms a world in which evil exists, a world in which death, betrayal, class tensions and random violence are a simple fact.
• Sarah Lucas'evocation of the sexual points up society's obsession with bodies, especially female ones, in an appropriately leering, Rabelaisian manner, giving back as good as women have often gotten.
• I don't know which are more Rabelaisian _ the cheerful rabble you'll find at the next table, or the vast portions of mutton with white beans, pigs'feet and profiteroles.
• His fame rests on his " Emaux bressans " and on his Rabelaisian drinking songs; the religious and fairy poems, charming as they often are, carry simplicity to the verge of affectation.
• Sams _ who has a more Rabelaisian humor than can be fully expressed in a family newspaper _ lets out a hearty laugh at the image of a character representing himself who " messes his pants ."
• But this is not the comic cruelty of, say, " Sabbath's Theatre, " where Roth seemed to delight in Rabelaisian perils; nor is Zuckerman off on one of his solipsistic footraces.
• Her Danish biography comments of her domestic life : " The scene is classic Rabelaisian more than anything else, harkening back to the Middle Ages when people and their animals often did live in the same house ".