There's nothing egregious in any performance, not even in that of Bottom, played by Darrell D'Silva with the appropriately unbearable bravado, a very odd haircut and some facial expressions reminiscent of Monty Python's Michael Palin.
Tuesday's performance was so egregious to some reporters, a few of whom had just returned from the fighting in Ajdabiya and almost died in artillery and rocket fire, that they abandoned Benghazi for Tobruk, a city close to the Egyptian border.
The most egregious conflict, he said, "was the performance of internal audits by the external auditor; he's auditing himself".
So egregious did I find the whole performance that, as the defendant returned to his seat, slightly hunched, as if afraid of bumping his head on something, I felt a deep desire to see the prosecutor lose the case.
The ESSs with only supercapacitors (SCs) or high performance batteries (hpBs) have egregious limitations, and are unable to meet up the demands for specific power and energy concurrently.
"Unfortunately, as we have outlined in previous letters, we have been extremely disappointed with Yahoo's dismal financial performance, poor management execution, egregious compensation and hiring practices, and general lack of accountability and oversight by the Board.
We cannot tolerate this any longer, and as I have mentioned before, his personal and egregious child-support scandals coupled with his official performance merit resignation now.
There are some vivid performances, which are sometimes hard to distinguish from egregious displays of overacting.
"Grossly irresponsible" and "egregious" were some of the descriptions media pro's used to explain the Post's shocking performance this week.
A lucid 1981 arrangement of the "Rite" for four pianos by Maarten Bon exists, but Thursday's performance was of Seann Alderking's 1997 version, which beefs up the keyboards with percussion, to pretty egregious effect.
