Sentence examples for an extreme expression of from inspiring English sources

It can be an extreme expression of aggression.

Walls are "an extreme expression of bordering", she says.

The result will be an extreme expression of the Matthew principle – the rich will get richer and the poor poorer.

While tattoos of specialist hop varieties might be an extreme expression of craft beer love, Ross is not alone in his affections.

But in France today anti-Bush rhetoric and a sharp-edged anti-Americanism have become de rigueur, an extreme expression of feelings elsewhere in western Europe.

After the Alabama shootings, the media had initially portrayed her as an oddity, a "nutty professor" whose actions were an extreme expression of the pressures of academic life.

No, any extreme expression of opinion about "The Sense of an Ending" feels inappropriate.

We set as criterion for an extreme expression a value of ± 3 fold greater than the mean expression level of the specific probe set among the control group (in our example, the sudden death controls).

A more extreme expression of the same view, in the Pensées, is that "justice, like finery, is dictated by fashion" (Fragment 57; II, 562).

A cruise ship environment is everything that is the antithesis of Goth. 2. Goth is a much more extreme expression of self in the US.

As Perry concludes, "hate crime is not abnormal, rather, it is a normal (albeit extreme) expression of the biases that are diffused throughout the culture and history in which it is embedded" (Perry, p. 37).