Sentence examples for be a bit extreme from inspiring English sources

Janeane Garafolo, Bill Maher and Jon Stewart are all politically savvy Jersey-born comics, but they might be a bit extreme for mainstream voters.

Robert White, a former ambassador, reckons that rather than rely on the CIA for his understanding of the world the president would do better to read the newspapers.This may be a bit extreme: there are plenty of facts about terrorists, weapons proliferation and so on that can only be obtained covertly.

Paul's experience may be a bit extreme, and we don't all use our Doubles quite like that every day.

Most companies that I speak with and research are all trying to figure out ways to "flatten" their structures, and getting rid of managers may be a bit extreme for some.

Now I know all these views may be a bit extreme, and I haven't even mentioned his strong conservative beliefs such as his strong anti-immigration approach, unequivocal disdain for abortion rights, pledge to never raise taxes and his criticism of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.

At first glance this pinealectomy model including the neurosurgical approach might be a bit extreme for a widely used animal model but it seems to simulate post-menopausal osteoporosis.

"I think this is a bit extreme," she was saying.

— Mimi Sheraton, New York Well … maybe Fletcherism is a bit extreme.

Privately, the Pacers think Jackson's prognosis is a bit extreme.

That's a bit extreme, she thought, as well as hard to prove.

"It's a bit extreme to travel half way round the world just for a diet," argued Mez.