Sentence examples for exceedingly radical from inspiring English sources
He suggested that "members of exceedingly radical extremist youth groups" could have carried out the bombing as revenge and warned that they might be plotting similar attacks against law enforcement officials.
All three give off the grave, taciturn air of Icelandic fisherman preparing to haul up anchor for another trawl, but a more apt comparison — exceedingly odd for such a radical body of contemporary art — may be to a family of Renaissance artists, handing down a trade generation to generation.
However, because reactive oxygen and nitrogen species have very short half-lives, demonstration of free radical formation in human samples is exceedingly difficult.
She highlights the paradox of presenting radical ideas, such as those found in Giorgio Agamben's essay "State of Exception," within the exceedingly flat and controlled context of the "video conference," a setting that often makes the performance "impossible to watch".
Either way, the home secretary has done something exceedingly clever: he has persuaded the law-and-order lobby that he is an authoritarian while acting like a radical liberal in the three most difficult areas that he is responsible for prisons, immigration and drugs.
Like, 'This pistachio must be right here exactly!' " Mr. Trotter grants that control is exceedingly important to him, and that there is an inherent contradiction between the nature of his business — hospitality — and the radical extent to which he takes his quest for excellence.
Dress was exceedingly casual.
Expulsion is exceedingly rare.
Conceivable and exceedingly unlikely.
He thumps, exceedingly hard.
