Every son goes through it with his father, though not to such an extreme extent".
NGOs frenziedly condemned Israel and the west to such an extreme extent that the government conference that followed refused to endorse their resolutions, the first and only time this has happened in UN history.
To a less extreme extent, current depictions of sex make love junkies of us all, ensuring that most of us will recognise some fleeting elements of our own romantic pasts in Resnick's lurid confessions.
In addition, research has also demonstrated that deprivation in the prison environment leads to physical, mental, and social harm that can disempower and affect incarcerated populations to an extreme extent (de Viggiani 2007; Rhodes 2005; Shalev 2009).
Lewis faces this objection head on: His theory of worlds, he acknowledges, "does disagree, to an extreme extent, with firm common sense opinion about what there is" (1986, 133).
It's something that even smartphone makers don't face to such an extreme extent, since it's very possible to carry two phones, even if it's not the norm, and in fact many people do have one phone for work and one for personal use already.
Generally the men on the site are affluent but not to an extreme extent.
As he got sicker and sicker his interest for food declined to an extreme extent.
RYSA has really opened my eyes to an issue that plagues refugee children to an extreme extent, which is that these kids don't know how to act in American schools.
