Sentence examples for admittedly extreme from inspiring English sources

These are admittedly extreme responses.

They won't address some of the underlying problems that the president's admittedly extreme step sought to address.

But is a schoolteacher (an admittedly extreme example) who received a paycheck from the Taliban a legitimate, noncivilian, target?

His remarks, admittedly extreme, must be placed in their immediate context, and then in the context of church teaching from the New Testament through the ancient fathers and councils down to our own day.

You may think that the kids of Magaluf sully the reputation of your wonderful country, but this is a monster you created, and only an – admittedly extreme – symptom of your inability to let go of yourselves.

I mention this admittedly extreme but also entirely truthful account of the scenario primarily to set a scene – one, in my experience, that plays out in any number of workplaces where men still outnumber women.

This is precisely what informs those who take the admittedly extreme-sounding position that the current legislation should be scrapped and the effort to reform the health care system restarted.

That is, admittedly, an extreme example.

Admittedly, an extreme conspiracy theorist may have some disorder driving their actions, such as anxiety disorder, paranoia, psychosis or others.

Clearly, something is wrong.The two analysts' views are, admittedly, more extreme than those of their peers, but they are in good company.

Finally, after struggling to find a buyer for several years, it filed Chapter 11 and was taken over by its creditors.Arthur D. Little was, admittedly, an extreme case.