One was that he had learned to meld his signatures into increasingly beautiful colors and cuts, making them understandable to people who had been put off by the clumsiness of some of the early work, a clumsiness that seemed to underline its garishness.
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While it's important for Lyne to fully portray Humbert's romantic feelings for Lolita, it's even more important for him to take a step back from those feelings with a dose of edginess, or garishness, or mean laughter.
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Built by a man who came into great wealth late in his life, the house is lavish to the point of garishness, and the endless details of the grounds and interiors are carefully described by Jackson until they overwhelm both characters and reader alike.
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:: : Though kitsch and kitschy may be terms used to criticize, the term is sometimes used as a compliment as well, with some finding kitschy artwork to be enjoyable for its " retro " value or unintentional, ironic humor or garishness ."
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But for all the traditional garishness, you'll see nothing as ambitiously out-of-the-ordinary as the planned towns of 30A . In a sense, maybe Seaside and its cousins ( a simulacrum and its knockoffs ) function as a postmodern roadside attraction.
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Kleisner also said he was sensitive to the tastes of typical guests, and promised that the casino would have none of the garishness of Atlantic City or Las Vegas and that building it in the former bomb shelter, a distant wing from the main lobby, would keep it far from children.
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Freed from the constrictions of Communism, Russian taste _ in clothes, in architecture and interior design _ often veered toward a garishness that is best summed up by the Russian word " poshlost, " translated by Vladimir Nabokov as an amalgalm of banality, triviality, vulgarity and fakery.
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In Esbjornson's production, the theater-within-a-theater ( with music by John Addison ) is a strangely sanitized vision of the pits; even the music-hall girls ( Birgit Darby, Adrianna Dufay and Gia Forakis ), are too well-scrubbed for the garishness and desperation that Osborne was after.
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A separate review stated " For all the garishness of the setting, in which tackiness reigns supreme, " Hold Me " largely avoids the gross characterizations that often mar self-consciously hip movies; the residents of the El Monte trailer park all reveal quirks and facets that give them a life beyond pure caricature ."
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Avowed fans of the neon, overwrought commercialism that made Times Square a notorious cavern of garishness and excess, they promise that as time goes on, it will be the same only more so, though without the squalor and danger that, in the late 1980s and early 1990s, seemed to swallow whatever glamour the area once possessed.
