grisliness

The second season of the show has everything in double, right from grisliness till the excitement.

In what remained of the day they simply sent out burial details to cover the grisliness beyond their walls.

Such layered grisliness could not be a stroke of good fortune.

Beyond essentials, they'd mostly talked about times before the Change, as if to raise a barrier against the grisliness of their meeting.

It appeared the potential grisliness of the crew's probable demise had not crossed her mind before.

Thu-Kimnibol laughed at the monstrous grisliness of the idea.

These versions add peculiar incidents that add to the grisliness of the crime.

Despite the grisliness, death becomes her victims.

But it will also raise the question of what we were smoking during this period of infatuation with grisliness on screen.

At that moment he was ready to believe any grisliness was possible, and he had no interest in Joshua, dead or alive.

These events are left largely implicit, with the bloodshed offscreen, but the full scope of their grisliness is allowed to sink in.

Suddenly Joey understood that the increasing grisliness of his paranormal vision meant that this girl was in growing danger.

Despite the grisliness of Young's tale, it had always fascinated Mr. Ross.

In his story, they said, there was no detailed strategy, a great deal of arbitrariness in picking a victim, an astonishing grisliness to the act.

As a result, their actions, in their very grisliness, read like insurrections against a repressive society, and not simply as crimes.

Television movies sometimes flash an advisory, but the news, capable of far greater grisliness, usually just announces that viewers who stay tuned are fair game for confrontations.

And "Life Expectancy" sends up the contemporary thriller's lurid, horrific grisliness with a corpse ridiculously made up in clown paint.

With a tone that pulses between the grisliness of urban legends and the lyricism of urbane love ballads, "Landscape" isn't easy to put across on the stage.

While the subtleties of the material have been doubly lost, first in the adaptation process and then in the trip to the small screen, its grisliness comes through unimpaired.

As well as a Virgin and Three Wise Men, there are a half-dozen startlingly gory crucifixes, their unblinking grisliness giving them a very contemporary look.

Even ardent pro-choicers concede the grisliness of the procedure--in which delivery is induced, the fetus' skull is crushed, and its brains are suctioned.

This grisliness aside, Gorée today, with its taverna-like restaurants and bars competing along the harbourside to offer barbecued fish, has something of the atmosphere of a Greek island.

The men (and the women) in "Dirty Work" somehow manage to stay ahead of their many horrors, never yielding to them, and so the grisliness of the novel is kept at bay.

Even in a world of pretty high tolerance for grisliness and torture both in books and the movies, Mr. Ellis's new work goes further than just about anything to appear before it.