And on that day some faces will be ghastly.

And on that day some faces will be ghastly.

Or even worse, some kind of ghastly death by Powerpoint thing with WowCharts and all kinds of, you know, God knows, whatever.

Of course, malicious imprisonment is by no means uniquely American. Even in Western Europe, which boasts the most rehabilitation oriented penal systems, ghastly scandals periodically erupt.

So when they will see it close, the faces of the disbelievers will become ghastly, and it will be declared, This is what you were demanding.

So when they will see it close, the faces of the disbelievers will become ghastly, and it will be declared, This is what you were demanding.

This is the new struggle of the twenty first century. We will not win it unless we fight its root causes as well as its ghastly consequences.

This has been officially admitted, so why reopen the ghastly business now, at a time when rescinding the apology would make Japan s already strained relations with China and South Korea many times worse?

The reality is that, 60 years after the United Nations was formed as a response to the appalling and ghastly results of the crime of racism, we are still confronted by the cancer of racism.

Unfortunately, the Japanese government, despite much circumstantial and even documentary evidence supplied by Japanese historians, now chooses to deny the wartime regime s responsibility for this ghastly project. Not surprisingly, that stance has further inflamed Korean emotions.

Aging is ghastly, but it's inevitable, so, you know, we've got to find some way to put it out of our minds, and it's rational to do anything that we might want to do, to do that.

Mostly, I remember the hundreds of black and white mug shots of prisoners and victims that covered every inch of the walls a ghastly montage of human suffering that haunts me to this day. I couldn t help but think this was somebody s daughter, somebody s son.

The ghastly threat of terrorist attacks which, once more, have revealed in a shocking manner the indiscriminate brutality and cruelty of that scourge is another, sadly recurrent, reminder of the need to update our threat perceptions and appropriately adapt appropriate structures to deal with them.

Consider this we tend to retain our rough drafts, years of e mail traffic, and thousands of ghastly digital snapshots on our hard drives, not because we have decided that they are worth remembering, but because keeping them is now the default way of doing things. By contrast, deciding what to delete is costly.

Saddam Hussein, who was hardly an Islamist, and Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, who is, are often described as natural successors to Adolf Hitler. And European weakness, not to mention the treason of its liberal scribes, paving the way to an Islamist conquest of Europe ( Eurabia ) is seen as a ghastly echo of the appeasement of the Nazi threat.

NEW YORK Human sexual behavior can be perilous, as the ghastly rape of a 23 year old woman by six men on a Delhi bus in December once again showed. After going to the cinema, she and her boyfriend were beaten, before she was brutally assaulted and attacked with an iron rod for more than an hour.

Even in Western Europe, which boasts the most rehabilitation oriented penal systems, ghastly scandals periodically erupt. In 2000, the chief physician at Paris's crumbling La Santé penitentiary, Veronique Vasseur, wrote a scathing exposé of virtually medieval conditions, complete with rat infestations, rotten food, extreme temperature variations, desperate self mutilations, bullying, drug dealing guards, and widespread sexual assault, often perpetrated by staff.

As the medieval knight Antonius Block returns from the wild goose chase of the Crusades and arrives on the rocky shore of Sweden, only to find the specter of death waiting for him, Mr. Teszler sat in the dark with his fellow students. And as death opened his cloak to embrace the knight in a ghastly embrace, I heard Mr. Teszler's tremulous voice Uh oh, he said, This doesn't look so good.