Sentence examples for a extreme version from inspiring English sources

From my experience, his behavior seems an a extreme version of what is generally accepted practice among some coaches, players and parents who turn a blind eye and even give a grudging nod of approval.

"A supermoon is an extreme version of a full moon, so it's ramped up even more and you get abnormally big ranges," says Gooley.

There has long been a discussion about whether depression is an illness or an extreme version of ordinary sadness, whether it reveals or assaults a personality.

The cultural explanation was that terrorism was an expression of an extreme version of Islam, and for some an expression of mainstream Islam.

Japan is a pioneer and an extreme version of where much of the First World is headed as longevity increases and fertility declines.

Most psychological disturbance is a variant, or an extreme version of commonly experienced cognitions, emotions or behaviours.

Antonella is an extreme version of a type the Ford designers call the fun-seeker.

The family is, its creator says, an extreme version of a real one.

He held an extreme version of a common attitude among white Australians of his generation toward native people.

Space colonisation is an extreme version of a common belief: that it is easier to adapt to our problems than to solve them.

The strain often proves too much, as it did when Britain left the European exchange-rate mechanism in September 1992.A single currency is an extreme version of a peg.