Sentence examples for extreme extremism from inspiring English sources

The White House will host an Extreme Extremism summit to highlight worldwide efforts to combat extremism and the extremes to which extremism has been extremely manifest.

Supervising Language Neuterer Lionel Fullingbrill was answering questions about February's Extreme Extremism summit (E2) when he accidentally said the aforementioned two words and disappeared into a swirling cloud of airborne particles.

The festival still flaunts extremism: extreme conservatism in sticking with its all-Wagner repertory and hereditary rule; extreme radicalism in stagings of the "Ring" by Patrice Chéreau or "Parsifal" by Christoph Schlingensief.

Mrs May told the Telegraph: "They need to be prepared to stand up and say that organisations that are extreme or support extremism or have extremist speakers should not be part of their grouping".

Mrs May told the Daily Telegraph: "They need to be prepared to stand up and say that organisations that are extreme or support extremism or have extremist speakers should not be part of their grouping".

May told the Telegraph: "They need to be prepared to stand up and say that organisations that are extreme or support extremism or have extremist speakers should not be part of their grouping".

Even before he started talking about God's will being known in pregnancies resulting from rape, he had been an exemplar of the way that the Republican party had been destroying itself by embracing extremism and extreme candidates.

The real issue for counter-terrorism is not extremism, but extreme action.

They loudly disavow "extremism," where "extreme" means impassioned and urgent, and lay claim to the mantle of "reasonable," where "reasonable" means soothing and calm.

The point about the apparent extreme self-violence is that extremism and violence in and of themselves are condemnable.

The Southern Poverty Law Center said Mr. Klein taught combat training to members of California's Church at Kaweah, which the center described as a "a combustible mix of guns, extreme antigovernment politics and religious extremism" and an institution that had an "obsession with Muslims".