Sentence examples for comments extreme from inspiring English sources

Later, Mr. Montebourg released a letter to Mr. Taylor, calling the executive's comments "extreme" and "insulting," adding that they pointed to a "perfect ignorance" about France and its strengths, which continue to attract international investors.

"You have to work with people — on good policy," Mr. Mourdock, the state's treasurer, said recently from the back room of a restaurant in Fishers, a suburb, mulling the comments — extreme in the view of some — that he made months ago during a fierce Republican primary fight.

Lebedev's comments were extreme but reflected a general mood of defiance in Russia over the violence.

In comments deemed extreme even for his rabble-rousing far-right party, Jobbik, Marton Gyongyosi urged the authorities on Monday to "tally up" the number of Jews in Hungary, especially those in the parliament and government.

While his comments were extreme, some of his GOP presidential rivals have gone nearly as far. .

While even Republicans have acknowledged that Trump's comments are extreme, the GOP presidential candidates generally agree on his broader points, insisting that they too will tighten border security, crack down on undocumented workers, and require local law enforcement to hand illegal immigrants to Immigration Customs and Enforcement.

My constituents are still debating on what they want me to ask you to do, but that being said, the cleaning up process has been a disgrace and the claims process has been dismal... .. Of course the comments were extreme and Cao has since stated that they were meant only to convey his level of frustration with BP, but dayum!

The previous statistical cluster analysis confirmed the over-representation of patients with poor health in the negative response groups, 4 while the current study aimed to analyse open-ended comments from extreme response groups.

He admitted that his comment was "extreme" but said he did it to make a point: he was seeking an analogy to express polar opposites who would never agree on anything.

Both appear to be commenting on extreme violence.

The Quinnipiac University poll found that 69% of the New Yorkers surveyed disapproved of the police officers' turning their backs, and 77% found Lynch's "blood" comment too extreme.