Sentence examples for a rather extreme from inspiring English sources

"Bob Jones has been known as a rather extreme place.

There is a solution – albeit a rather extreme, costly one.

I appreciate the product placement, but that's a rather extreme caricature of our positions.

The race for Alabama chief justice is a rather extreme version of this dynamic.

Yes, it's been a dull game but military action seems a rather extreme punishment, doesn't it?

She flashed me a smile accentuated by her black tattooed gums; a rather extreme beauty treatment popular in Eritrea.

Like most Tea Party candidates, she's said a few rather extreme things in her time, and this is the point where they're all about to catch up with her.

The absurdity of some of these things gained notoriety when Republican presidential candidates Michele Bachmann and Rick Santorum signed a pledge that, among a list of rather extreme positions, noted the positive family-values impact slavery had on African-American children in the pre-Civil War days.

He must still deal with a cast of rather extreme conservative opponents who are unlikely to quit the race.

Whilst popular, the procedure was still considered something of a novelty and rather extreme in nature, back then.

The expatriate writer and editor Elliot Paul, in his book "Understanding the French" (1954), offers an illuminating, if rather extreme, example of what happens to historical accounts that don't add up: they get rewritten so that they do.