Sentence examples for absolute and extreme from inspiring English sources
And it is unlike a two-party political campaign, in which the candidates' ideologies can be both absolute and extreme, making it easier for voters to find clear differences among the contestants.
The payment of agency fees, the brief observed, can be construed as a limitation on freedom only if one's definition of freedom is so "absolute and extreme" as to exclude the common good, which is precisely the kind of desolate freedom capital has in mind — after all, alienation, too, is a kind of freedom, maybe the ideal kind, under capitalism.
Sassaman sounds like something out of Conrad, the white man in the tropics driven to lunacy by absolute power and extreme isolation.
The TMM method scales read counts by the weighted log-fold-change values of a reference sample with genes that have extreme log-fold-changes (M values) and extreme absolute expression levels (A values) removed from the data.
They feel, he says, like being awakened to a reality underneath the ordinary reality, a domain that is dramatic and extreme and made up of absolute good and absolute evil.
If political borders were less absolute and labour mobility were freer, I think, certainly in terms of poverty and extreme duress it would be fantastic.
To be fair, this is slipping taken to its absolute physical extreme, every event a struggle against the eternal slipping nemesis of falling over.
Extreme droughts and extreme floods.
Absolute poverty (extreme poverty) refers to the deprivation of basic human needs, which commonly includes food, water, sanitation, clothing, shelter, health care, and education (UN declaration 1995).
The applied methodology of measuring poverty and social exclusion (EU-SILC) calls for critical reflection, because it systematically overlooks absolute or extreme forms of poverty.
