Rouse's concerto unashamedly and even luridly evokes the weird distortions and melting shapes of the Barcelona architect for whom it is named.
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It was short, messy, stupifyingly self-destructive, and in the end as luridly predictable as a summer page-turner.
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The resulting concrete block, luridly decorated to 1960s architectural tastes, opened in 1968 and is still in use today as an office building.
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The season's hottest, looniest, most gripping adventure remains " Face / Off " from the more luridly audacious John Woo.
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With the turn of the page, you are staring into a panel so stark and luridly composed that you can't immediately decipher it.
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He has thrown everything into his new novel, from a medical consideration of dwarfism to a luridly detailed description of a camel abattoir in Cairo.
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One installment, " Among the Slaves of the South in the States, " luridly recounts plantation life during the American Civil War.
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When it's bad _ a swampy bowl of steamed mussels with pickled carrot and beets comes luridly to mind _ it can be awful.
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It's also understandable that the White House has gone after Aldrich and his luridly disinformational tales with perhaps more vehemence than their minuscule weight requires.
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The 1960 presidential melodrama is replayed yet again, more luridly than ever, with Bobby and Ted Kennedy buying votes in the crucial West Virginia primary.
