Sentences with phrase «on vulgarity»

Exposed to the viewer through the extreme visuality of the VR medium is a fusion between the suffering «Saviour» and a bodybuilder, bordering on vulgarity.

The absurd and disturbing introduction of a «bouffon» — a dark clown whose performance teeters on vulgarity — radically challenges the martial codes supposedly being taught and interrupts their carefully choreographed routines.

Now, if you've read any of my previous reviews about raunchy comedies, you would know that I'm not always a fan of these things since many of them rely solely on the vulgarity rather than actually making jokes.

So it's very disappointing that this 13 - years - later sequel reassembles the cast then merely coasts on the vulgarity,...

Instead of tossing a few warm - up pitches, Marshall devoted these leisure moments to declaiming on the vulgarity of Oakland spectators to Buckner and the umpires.

Not exact matches

The troubling fact, though, is that so far he's shown a weakness for eccentric vulgarity, bombast, bullying, and punitive instincts on immigration and America's role in the world.

The celebrations on the streets were inappropriate to the point of vulgarity.

That's because Stipe is a genuine, good person with real personable, established relationships in his life, not just an obnoxious tool with a fake persona spouting mostly stolen catchphrases & playground vulgarity / insults surrounded by yes men / women & gold diggers most of which are on his personal payroll?

After all, there has been massive level of wasteage, of time, money and patience, over the past season - and - a-half, and there is a certain vulgarity to spending over # 250 million on players only to plead for more cash in order to continue building a team that may never be truly finished.

After a public event Friday morning on Long Island, the Democrat said the vulgarity the Republican president used Thursday during a private meeting with lawmakers on immigration shows Trump «doesn't really understand what this country is all about.»

Gov. Andrew Cuomo, speaking at the annual Martin Luther King Day event at the Rev. Al Sharpton's National Action Network, mocked Republican senators who said they can't recall President Donald Trump uttering a vulgarity during a meeting at the White House on immigration.

After a public event Friday morning on Long Island, the Democrat said the vulgarity the Republican president used Thursday during a...

At Sharpton's event, Cuomo mocked Republican senators who said they can't recall Trump uttering a vulgarity during a meeting at the White House on immigration.

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump on Tuesday rejected reports that he used vulgarity in describing Democrat Hillary Clinton's primary loss to now - President Barack Obama in 2008.

New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, speaking at the annual Martin Luther King Day event at the Reverend Al Sharpton's National Action Network Monday, mocked Republican senators who now say they can't recall President Trump uttering a vulgarity during meeting at the White house on immigration.

Case in point, during the Sain discussion on the floor of the Legislature, one of the Ramapo Democrats, Ilan Schoenberger, hurled a vulgarity at his own colleagues, Jay Hood.

Tactlessness, vulgarity and tasteless and provoking style in clothes can act repulsive on her...

She speaks to him with all the vulgarity he once used on her.

When The Hangover is hitting on all cylinders, it rises to a rare level of outrageously funny vulgarity, without relying overmuch on gross - outs or improvisational non-sequiturs.

Debuting in 1987 on the fledgling Fox TV network, Married... With Children withstood criticisms about its all - around vulgarity to become one of Fox's first signature hits.

From Mark Wahlberg's controlled verbal outbursts to Martin Sheen's earnestness to Alec Baldwin's schizoid vulgarities to Leonardo Di Caprio's compassionate toughness to Ray Winstone's quasi immobile fierceness to Jack Nicholson's beautifully pure excess, The Departed is indeed an performance - driven, fast - paced comedy of expertly timed thrills (or comedic thriller, depending on your point of view) peppered with several instances of acrobatic verbal witticisms, and topped with enough generic clichés and predictable screw - turns to make it palatable for all audiences (yes, even those who paid money to see Ashton Kutcher and Kevin Costner's The Guardian).

The double entendres meant to test and tease a culture on the verge of a sexual revolution are exploded here in an era where unembarrassed vulgarity and scatological humour are the rule of the day in comedies — sexual or otherwise.

ABOUT SCHMIDT Director Alexander Payne's film about a Midwestern widower on a journey of self - discovery is uncompromisingly bleak as well as cutting in its portrayal of the casual vulgarity of modern life.

The Netflix show stood out for its frankness and its vulgarity, centered on a group of seventh graders going through puberty.

Bad Moms is one of the more pushy raunchy comedies you'll likely come across, a film so reliant on using vulgarity as a crutch it has characters drop F - bombs at their children's schools and during PTA meetings because without them, the makers of this film feel like they won't get a laugh from audiences prone to guffaw just because they heard harsh language.

I've tried to make my peace with what I call The New Vulgarity, as Hollywood has jumped on the R - rated comedy bandwagon, but it isn't easy.

Those not quite in tune may miss out on some of the gags, but may still enjoy the more modern comedy styles in other capacities, which is to throw in as much envelope - pushing vulgarity, F - bombs, and pop culture references as possible.

Right off the top, Boyle and Beaufoy tip their hand by depicting the Gettys, particularly the paterfamilias, with a sniff of vulgarity intertwined with fascination, a kind of European take on an American cousin's bombastic wealth and shortsightedness.

Yet, for all its quintessential coldness and emphasis on flat staging and bright storybook colors, Budapest manages to tell one of Anderson's most intimate and human stories yet — the friendship between an impoverished lobby boy (Tony Revolori) and the effete but strong - willed Gustave H. (a career - high performance from Ralph Fiennes, mixing culture and vulgarity to great effect).

As for the brand of humor, the graphic shocksploit repeatedly relies on curse words and the crudest of vulgarities for punch lines as opposed to creativity or sophisticated repartee.

The vulgarities and verbal tirades she goes on are priceless and are so perfect for someone her age.

The list is based on the intensity of the language used or the vulgarity of the gestures made, but we also took into consideration the subtlety and nuances of their discourse.

I've tried to make my peace with what is known as «The New Vulgarity», as Hollywood has jumped on the R - rated comedy bandwagon, but it isn't always easy.

The Indiana Supreme Court has thrown out a finding of child delinquency for a middle school student who posted a vulgarity - laced tirade against her principal on MySpace.com.

Colorado has seen vicious attacks on pro-reform school boards the past four years, with anti-reform advocates resorting to vulgarities, obscene gestures, and physical intimidation.

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Pritchard's distinctive vernacular writing style is on full display in Sailing to Alluvium, and Junior Ray and Voyd haven't reined in their gleeful vulgarity.

The images on view, all taken in the artist's hometown of Tokyo, convey Moriyama's ongoing fascination with his urban environment, and his practice of compulsively collecting impressions of the city's vibrancy, as well as its vulgarities.

For me the two letters, 28 months apart in time, with their light and darkness, comprise an equivalent of Clark's observations on Abstract Expressionism's ambiguity; this art movement that in Clark's view demands that its audience refine itself and at the same time partly panders to the audience's vulgarity.

It is both a condition of, and a thematic current connecting, the works on display here, from Noël Coward's monogrammed dressing gown, to the overwhelmingly beautiful fan Charles Ricketts made for Edith Cooper and Katherine Bradley (aka Michael Field), to Laura Knight's Self - portrait (1913), which a reviewer for the Telegraph at the time found repulsive on grounds of its combination of «dullness» and «something dangerously close to vulgarity».

He exaggerates these figures to the point of vulgarity in works that are both tour de force of the grotesque and wry political commentaries on the imagery promoted by marketers and advertisers in Japan.

He goes on to describe his interest in the «complicated relationship between desires and fears, beauty and vulgarity, the beauty of nature and also its ugliness, the hope that religion can offer and also the shame.»

Floyd's drawings explore the mundane, the socio - political and the sexually charged through disarming humor that borders on juvenile but never sinks into vulgarity.

Pauley depicts vulgarities and doodles etched onto a public restroom stall or the spray painted swoops found in back alleys with the same type of finely, lovingly detailed carvings found on a memorial.

Boring shock tactics; Striving for shock value through vulgarity, some contenders for this year's Turner Prize have missed the point, writes Aidan Dunne The Irish Times; November 8, 2003; 700 + words The Turner Prize celebrates its 20th birthday with... didn't win the prize - but Jake and Dinos Chapman have tried to live up to their reputation... integral part of most of Jake and Dinos Chapman's work to date, it was on the cards...

Meanwhile, five associate editors at the magazine quit, lambasting Coplans's decision to publish «extreme vulgarity;» two of them went on to form their own publication, October.

Clout is definitely on display here, contributing to that heady combination of overt excellence and subtle vulgarity that may be something of a Gagosian specialty.

They dismissed the person who put them on the map, Bob took this in good humour and would not be drawn into the petty quagmire of climate vulgarity.

In 1949, seeking to «eradicate smut and vulgarity» from the BBC, the head of variety banned their use unless the ceiling light was also on, believing the light from the lamp alone would» provoke furtive ideas and produce degenerate material».