carnivalesque การใช้

• The episode employs what literary theorist Mikhail Bakhtin calls the carnivalesque.
• The show is set up as a carnivalesque polling station.
• Jerry Goldsmith also adds a fine nervy carnivalesque score ."
• You'd hope the mood would be Bacchanalian or at least carnivalesque.
• It's like vaudevillian or carnivalesque ."
• Splodgenessabounds'stage show sometimes went to carnivalesque extremes.
• Cusack casts the productions as carnivalesque or an echo of ancient Greek satyr plays.
• This could be seen as carnivalesque, as it inverts social hierarchies and boundaries.
• The audience were also entertained by the performers that helped create the carnivalesque atmosphere.
• It was one of the earliest films to employ the literary technique of the carnivalesque.
• One may say that Baktruppen's work reflects the carnivalesque in a postmodern form.
• This later became influential in his work and inspired his interest in masks and the carnivalesque.
• Masks serve an important function in T閘lez s films, drawing on ideas about the carnivalesque.
• But the final product leans too far toward the " carnivalesque, " she said.
• That movie played as a cheeky social commentary about the carnivalesque Gotham City that New York could be.
• In the carnivalesque preholiday atmosphere, surrounded by strolling families shopping and browsing, I got into the spirit.
• Welcome to Ibiza, the Mediterranean island whose carnivalesque club scene makes Mardi Gras look like an ice-cream social.
• They provide a mildly farcical and carnivalesque background to the main focus of the narrator's attention, the couple.
• At times, the film captures comedic moments and at times pokes fun at the carnivalesque nature of the grassroots campaigns.