Sentence examples for extreme especially from inspiring English sources

In Washington these lessons can sometimes seem unusually extreme, especially where architecture is concerned.

Temperatures decrease with elevation, and diurnal temperature ranges can be extreme, especially in winter.

The notion of bringing up suicide as a promotional tool was distasteful in the extreme, especially considering the widely-known story of Rousey's father, Ron, who took his own life when his daughter was just a girl.

Centered on a 225-foot tower, the house was picturesque in the extreme, especially when, on Christmas Day in 1825, its tower collapsed and it became an unintended ruin.

The angel's simplistic speeches, delivered in between her grunts and groans, are tedious in the extreme, especially as the farcical juxtaposition between her preachy words and the circumstances in which they are uttered grows thin.

Admittedly veganism may seem extreme, especially in a publication that subscribes to Burgernomics, but the people of my host nation will be surprised to learn that they and their religion are regarded as radical.

I think that when we're in situations outside our comfort zones, oftentimes we kind of go to emotional extremes, especially when the anxiety is high.

Further, we find that persistent changes to temperature extremes, especially the nighttime temperature extremes, tend to emerge earlier and are more widespread than persistent changes to annual mean temperature (Fig. S4).

He managed to reconcile Schumann's extremes, especially in the teeming finale, in which the music's fixation on dotted-note rhythms seems at cross purposes with its dancing energy.

These days scientists say it's just provoked by emotional extremes; especially intense in a heightened sensory environment, where the images are widescreen and sound comes at us from the full 360 degrees.

"With anticipated increases in climate extremes, especially extended drought, and accelerating societal demand for water, we will focus on filling the gaps in our knowledge that not only inhibit our ability to forecast the direction of future change in the watershed and its currencies, but even the magnitude of that change," Dietrich said.