Sentence examples for Somewhat extreme from inspiring English sources

Although that solution is somewhat extreme, more and more boards are looking for relevant experience.

The image of a female nibbling a man's innards is somewhat extreme.

Isn't rooting around in rubbish bins a somewhat extreme – and unpleasant – reaction?

Western women's lives on TV, she told me, seemed somewhat extreme.

Lambert admits tensions can frequently run high, even if the Magpies manager's case was somewhat extreme.

The authors label Enron a "typical -- if somewhat extreme -- example" of a company whose employment rose and fell rapidly.

Initial reaction to Butler's announcement has been, somewhat predictably, extreme.

In the new version the stereotypical caricatures of the Congolese were rendered somewhat less extreme, for instance.

And all of the measures see Newt Gingrich as somewhat more "extreme" than the typical presidential nominee; he comes out at 68 on the scale.

Patients with BPD (n= 24) were characterized by somewhat more extreme game evaluations in the emotionally negative situations than normal controls (n= 25), participants with a cluster C (n= 10) or an anti-social personality disorder (ASPD) (n= 16).

Industry leaders have characterized products liability lawyers and clients as a "plague of locusts," who "have brought a blood bath for U.S. business and are distorting our traditional values". Reacting, one hopes, to somewhat less extreme descriptions of products reality, several federal proposals for products reform have been introduced and many states have enacted limiting legislation.