In an interview with the Financial Times, Charney called the board's actions "grotesque," adding, "I think I will be back in my office before long".
According to the official description of the course, which is simply called Ondskap ("Evil"), pupils who enroll will experience "one year when you get to explore who you are and at the same time try to find answers to questions that carry with them gruesome, grotesque, and horrible actions".
According to the official description of the course, which is simply called Ondskap ("Evil"), pupils who enroll will experience "one year when you get to explore who you are and at the same time try to find answers to questions that carry with them gruesome, grotesque and horrible actions".
Sartre's protestation that we should 'judge communism by its intentions and not by its actions' seemed grotesque in the face of between 15 and 30 million deaths in the gulag.
What lifts The Foundling beyond being just a masterclass in suspense, however, is Kleist's determination in pursuing the corrupting effects of such actions to their grotesque ends.
Conservative commentator Ann Coulter last week said that Trump has a "grotesque personality" and that his actions in the White House have been disappointing.
My neurotic behaviors were extreme, my pathology difficult to identify with, yet in the almost grotesque extent of my destructive actions as I forgot to take my pills time after time to indulge in the fantasy of potential motherhood, I was convinced I had put my finger on something.
The impact had sent him sprawling, his lower legs twisted up on either side of his body in a grotesque and unnatural shape, like an action figure cast aside by a careless child.
In a letter, House Speaker John Boehner and other lawmakers said Russia's actions in Ukraine were a "grotesque violation of international law".
Fortunately, this is a Balinese shadow puppet, and in silhouette the action is neither graphic nor grotesque.
