Sentence examples for example of the extreme from inspiring English sources

Stoke City's first goal against Manchester United was a perfect example of the extreme winds.

The recent Leonid storm provides an example of the extreme variation possible between prediction and reality.

He described the attack on Iraq as an example of the extreme lengths he would go to stop such threats.

These results provide a concrete example of the extreme sensitivity of two phase flow predictions to modeling assumptions.

Francis is due to meet survivors of typhoon Haiyan, which the Philippine government has said was an example of the extreme weather conditions caused by global warming.

In the US, Patrick Ventrell, a spokesman for the National Security Council, said: "If confirmed, this is another example of the extreme brutality of the regime".

Another example of the extremes encountered in a radar system is the timing.

There is no more vivid example of the extremes of life than with the subject of death.

When we think of early modern witch trials we usually reflect on them from the standpoint of scapegoating, as a horrifying example of the extremes to which communities will go when their fear of the Other runs unchecked.

That sense of making whatever film you want (one that has waned in recent years) exemplified the "New Hollywood" movement, and Head is a perfect example of the extremes to which this movement could go.

Fernandes' death is one of many recent examples of the extreme lengths to which low-income women must go to make a living these days.