Sentence examples for a extreme version of 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.

Mr Erdogan also criticised social media, through which the protests have been co-ordinated and discussed, calling Twitter a "curse" and an "extreme version of lying".

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.