Written by Sibyl Kempson, directed by Paul Lazar and co-directed and choreographed by Annie-B Parson, the work is set, according to a news release, in "a harsh world facing destruction, populated by five crude characters speaking a rigorous, specific, and invented language".
For instance, in a commercial for the New York Film Academy, a crude word spoken by the filmmaker Brett Ratner is bleeped.
Are we sensationalists speaking in crude sound bites?
U.S. Rep. Rodney Davis, R-Taylorville, had signed on to be Trump's agricultural adviser in August, but withdrew his support for Trump after video emerged of Trump speaking in crude and offensive terms about women.
Aging sports administrators are trying, it would seem, to defend their code against modern athletes who Tweet as they speak — crude and rude.
"I'd be totally surprised if it was not going on in sports," Dr. Rosenthal said, speaking generally of crude attempts at genetic engineering.
PROFANITY -- Some crude talk.
Generally speaking, LR-HPV-types had shorter crude mean incidence times than HR-HPV-genotypes.
Instead there is a crude, homemade testimony from Amedy Coulibaly, the third gunman, speaking in faltering Arabic with an IS flag and machine gun behind him.
The music mocks the pompous words with its crude, plodding scales, and speaks of horror rather than triumph.
