Sentence examples for extreme conclusions from inspiring English sources

But are Urwand's extreme conclusions warranted by what he has discovered?

This is considerably fewer than "one in five" women overall, so jumping to extreme conclusions based on this is probably not a good … oh, too late.

Because neither side has a realistic understanding of what the transition from welfare to work is all about, they measure by different yardsticks and come to different, extreme conclusions.

In a long review in the Sept. 16 issue of The New Yorker, he credited Mr. Urwand with unearthing new details of the Nazi regime's efforts to influence Hollywood films but questioned his "extreme conclusions," including the use of the term "collaboration".

This was part of what led the press, largely unfamiliar with the inner-workings of the commission, to draw such extreme conclusions.

It is interesting that some recent theories of vagueness have adopted positions resembling Unger's in some respects, but without the extreme conclusions.

Death row groupies, such as the one Nicole Kidman plays in The Paperboy, take this syndrome to an extreme conclusion.

That's the extreme conclusion to impoliteness, one that's borne out with data – albeit hypothetical – from medical teams working in neonatal intensive care.

But, in real life, as the four boys who followed Rage to its extreme conclusion discovered, we don't side with the killers.

The satellite cities took this idea to its most extreme conclusion – little surprise, then, that they became an early target for those seeking to bring down his regime.

Violence against women is the most extreme conclusion of a belief – nurtured over thousands of years – that women are subservient and exist to satisfy men.