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In the past decade, that creativity has turned the suburbs into a theme park of hokey goriness.

Because of their goriness, Judge Ito would not let the photographs be broadcast to millions watching the case.

I have often noticed the column's pictures of violence and gleeful ratings of goriness.

Restrain a natural impulse to dismiss this as mystic pantheistics addled with goriness.

"The prosecution could immediately get off the mental condition of the man and go to the goriness of the crime," Mr. Bright said.

The Circus, for all its at-first-glance goriness, is too weird, too fantastical, to be aped elsewhere.

Despite the goriness of the situation, the violence that had infested the room mere moments before, Picard couldn't help but smile inwardly.

The producers erred on the side of goriness, showing fake severed heads with blood simulated with Hershey's chocolate syrup.

This painting shows David in an elegant posture, which softens the goriness, i.e. the dismembered head of Goliath.

But Mr Baildon is scarcely alone in this error: few people have understood properly the goriness of Stevenson.

Guys absolutely lost it over Drive's unabashed goriness - how many guys are tripping over themselves to see a Robert Pattinson film?

The film handled this sensitively: it didn't revel in the goriness of the accident, it simply showed the blood stain on the road and the cracked, twisted frame of his bike.

"We wanted to avoid the graphic goriness you sometimes find in anatomical art," Dr. Tattersall said, "so we used dancers and animations in a short introductory film on human anatomy shown at the hall."

It explains that the books "play on children's fascination with goriness" and that they are "mischievous, irreverent and iconoclastic, appealing to a child audience's desire for silly jokes, presenting history as something tactile and simple".

The amount of gibs produced every time an actor meets an explosion can be controlled through the options menu, which allows the player to set the graphics to various levels of goriness, from completely bloodless to extreme.

This revenger's tale has the goriness of Grand Guignol as it follows the murderous path of Margaret of Burgundy - the ruler of France whenever her husband, Louis X, is out of town.

It is assumed that the patient depicted in The Gross Clinic was a teenage boy, although the exposed body is not entirely discernible as male or female; the painting is shocking for both the odd presentation of this figure and the matter-of-fact goriness of the procedure.