Sentence examples for extreme correctness from inspiring English sources

He has preferred a style of such extreme correctness and gimlet-eyed detachment that all it takes to give this book its comic perspective is to present his point of view.

In times of extreme political correctness infiltrating almost every societal topic, sport stands out as an oddity.

Its zombies are treated with extreme political correctness and regarded as patients suffering from hypo-endocrinal-thyro-encephalitis.

They are sick and tired of extreme political correctness, of having to watch every word for fear someone will take pretend offence.

The chief executive is attacked for spreading extreme political correctness, encouraging a litigious culture, and any other social crime that takes a rightwing journalist's fancy.

"It's all about extreme political correctness," said Paul Watson, a founding director of Greenpeace who is now the head of Sea Shepherd, a group that tries to halt whaling by interfering with Japanese vessels in the ocean around Antarctica. "They brought Kumi in from the antiapartheid movement, and I'm sure he's a great guy.

The culture of extreme political correctness spreading across Western university campuses is not just a dangerous threat to freedom of speech - which it is, though in the hands of precocious 18-year-olds who have learned a few long words, the assault on our common values feels remarkably unthreatening – it is also bizarrely counter-productive.

I promise you that I do not have an agenda, nor am I an advocate for extreme political correctness; I just want to "teach the truth" and give just dues to all those who have helped mold and influence history but, for some reason, are nearly invisible in our history books due to their race, religion, sexuality and especially, gender.

At one extreme is political correctness, which is apparent in the fashionable euphemism for outsider artists as "self-taught".

The next theorem is of extreme importance in showing correctness of Algorithm 4, since it guarantees that for every subgraph that contains a k-core all its minimal k-cores are generated without duplication.

"My Struggle" bears no mark of anti-Semitism and in fact contains few expressions of political opinion of any sort, beyond some good-natured shots at the extremes of Swedish political correctness.