Sentence examples for a really extreme from inspiring English sources

"Ghost Intervention," about a team of female psychics who help families de-spook their houses — a really extreme home makeover — begins Saturday on TLC.

"I made ramps," he explains, so that "in a really extreme case" an Israeli tank can climb the embankment and fire into Qalqilya.

I thought – albeit a really extreme version of that – it was a nice way to look at that specific and unique love you have for your kids".

And so the way people deal with that problem is if you do separate statistics on each voxel, you need a really extreme p-level in order to believe your result.

Ten years ago, David Foster Wallace admitted in "Tense Present," one of his best and most charming essays, to being a "SNOOT," which he defined as a "really extreme usage fanatic, the sort of person whose idea of Sunday fun is to look for mistakes in Safire's column's prose itself".

"We have seen a really extreme move in the last few days and now we are going to see potential investors examine the markets and whether they will allow it to persist or reverse," Guy LeBas, the chief fixed income strategist for Janney Montgomery Scott, said.

The team went through a number of "really extreme scenarios," said Fountain, including abductions and haunting.

There was a lot of really extreme and early recommendations out there that some people felt very compelled to follow.

Remember that time in middle school when you and your BFF exchanged bracelets, mixtapes, (or if you were really extreme, a drop of blood) to symbolize a lifelong inseparable bond?

Skiing and snowboarding (especially if you intend to use these as means for returning after a climb, which is really extreme but possible on some mountains).

Of course, if there is a problem with a big crevasse, or with the equipment, or with an extended period of really extreme cold, then tensions can set in.