Sentence examples for extreme expression of from inspiring English sources
It can be an extreme expression of aggression.
Walls are "an extreme expression of bordering", she says.
The result will be an extreme expression of the Matthew principle – the rich will get richer and the poor poorer.
No, any extreme expression of opinion about "The Sense of an Ending" feels inappropriate.
Reliant on a single, now-dead industry, the mill towns are the most extreme expression of the social exclusion that results from globalisation.
While tattoos of specialist hop varieties might be an extreme expression of craft beer love, Ross is not alone in his affections.
Such extreme expressions of ambition are kept and housed in a small museum at the offices here of Bunim-Murray Productions.
"Often enough," Appignanesi notes, "extreme expressions of the culture's malaise, symptoms and disorders mirrored the time's order".
Are her early performances extreme expressions of female agency, or of abject passivity?
But it is the ancient cyclops cars, with their clanging bells, crank windows and stop-request pull strings, that provoke the most extreme expressions of loyalty.
But these imperial claims were just more extreme expressions of the kind of musical idealism that inspired the contemporary rebellion against the status of masterpieces.
