Sentence examples for extreme change from inspiring English sources

Radical, in politics, one who desires extreme change of part or all of the social order.

What they were seeking was an extreme change — perhaps life in the country, something neither of them had experienced.

This rather extreme change in character is a little underwritten, as his transformation into the dead-body-strangling "McNutty" is in series five.

Born just before the first world war, Parkinson lived through a century of extreme change and yet his pictures did not get relegated to yesterday's model.

At this point, it probably would take an extreme change of heart on Sotomayor's part to keep her off the Supreme Court.

But even with conferences seemingly growing as fast as television contracts are increasing in value, the resistance to extreme change in the B.C.S. is severe.

(Unlike the other planets, Uranus spins on its side, making for extreme changes in viewing angles).

Trying to make extreme changes in the food we eat conflicts with those communal eating pleasures.

The Huang He is subject to extreme changes in summer and winter flow.

The teen years are often tumultuous, with adolescents experiencing extreme changes that affect their brains as well as their bodies.

Friends and family began to notice extreme changes in Karen's eating habits, despite her attempts at subtlety.