Lurid headlines
in lesser organs are clearly part of the plan to keep the populace in a state of fear.
An example of the
rather lurid
taylor coloring scheme is shown here.
Since their introduction in 1971, these health warnings have
become increasingly lurid.
Lurid tales
ab.. .
Here, again, there is no need to paint
too lurid
a picture.
Lurid allegations
about his private life in a series of articles.
Since their introduction in 1971, these health warnings have become
increasingly lurid.
Lurid slides
showed how hard dempsey was having to push in his efforts to respond.
Let me give just one example, not a
particularly lurid
one, of the misunderstandings and misrepresentations that abound.
Lurid supermarket tabloid stories
at the click of a mouse.
It certainly looks quite different in the flesh - the designs which simply looked bright and cheerful on tv looked
fairly lurid
on stage.
Lurid colors
chosen for the front covers were designed to attract this type of buyer.
I wrote a lot of
very lurid, melodramatic stories about people being trapped by the tide and swept away by whirlpools.
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