bad clown造句

• Her latest interest is " bad clown paintings from the 1940s and 50s ."
• But it was hard to listen to him as a clown, especially because he was a bad clown.
• "' Benjamin Radford "'( born October 2, 1970 ) is an American writer and bad clowns phenomenon.
• Yet, as Radford discovered, bad clowns have existed throughout history : Harlequin, the King's fool, and Mr . Punch.
• Radford argues that bad clowns have the " ability to change with the times " and that modern bad clowns have evolved into Internet trolls.
• Radford argues that bad clowns have the " ability to change with the times " and that modern bad clowns have evolved into Internet trolls.
• Research shows that most people do not fear clowns but actually love them and that bad clowns are " the exception, not the rule ."
• -- The " bad clown " named in this case would " throw fire around the room " when he was abusing the children.
• "bad clowns, " nude swimming parties, and animal sacrifice that turned Fells Acres into a Malden house of horrors in the public's mind.
• Radford states that, although bad clowns permeate the media in movies, TV, music, comics, and more, the " good clowns " outnumber the bad ones.
• Shiner is best known as half of the team that created the blissful mime show " Fool Moon, " playing bad clown to Bill Irwin's good clown.
• When writing the book " Bad Clowns ", Radford found that professional clowns are not generally fond of the bad-clown ( or evil-clown ) persona.
• Prosecutors maintained that the children told the truth when they described being tied to trees, sexually penetrated with knives and tortured by a " bad clown " in a " secret room ."
• Coakley has long maintained that the children told the truth when they described being tied to trees, sexually penetrated with knives and tortured by a " bad clown " in a " secret room ."
• Middlesex District Attorney Martha Coakley has long maintained that the children told the truth when they described being tied to trees, sexually penetrated with knives and tortured by a " bad clown " in a " secret room ."
• Researcher Ben Radford, who published " Bad Clowns " writes that looking throughout history clowns are seen as trickers, fools, and more; however, they always are in control, speak their minds, and can get away with doing so.
• After questioning by social workers and police, the children described how they'd been fondled and violated; photographed at " nude swimming parties, " and taken to a " magic room " by a " bad clown ."
• Author and folklorist Benjamin Radford, who wrote the non-fiction book " Bad Clowns ", said that the craze could be an example of the " snowball effect ", where rumor and legitimate concerns mix with the human penchant for a good story.
• But bad clowns began to take on two personas on the big screen, either as mysterious monsters in horrific offerings such as " Poltergeist " ( 1982 ), " Clownhouse " ( 1988 ) or " Killer Klowns from Outer Space " ( 1988 ), or down-on-their-luck losers in shows such as " Shakes the Clown " ( 1992 ), " Quick Change " ( 1990 ) and " Funland " ( 1989 ).