Sentence examples for extreme figures from inspiring English sources

The Republican Party runs the risk of being captured by its most extreme figures.

Third, Modane emerged after less extreme figures were killed off by US drones.

More extreme figures on the right seized on the unprecedented use of nationalist rhetoric as vindication for long-buried but darker impulses of their own.

Werner Herzog, that connoisseur of extreme figures in far-off places, has made an inspired documentary about the gonzo naturalist Timothy Treadwell, who in 2003 ended up as lunch for the bears he lived with in the remote Alaskan wilderness.

"Of course it's a story about East Germany and of course it's true, but it's just a part of the truth because you have these very extreme figures in that film, Stasi and victim".

Coverage of the housing crisis can be London-centric for two reasons: the media is increasingly based in London (the death of local papers exacerbates this) and the extreme figures, in terms of both homelessness and house prices, make for headline-grabbing figures.

"I present such an extreme figure – useful to drape a set with, but to be featured in front isn't so good, especially for smaller actors," he said.

Figure 2 depicts the spatial trends in the temperature indices for cold extreme (Figure 2a-b).

At the other extreme, Figure 6 shows the same basic BBN instantiated this time with all observational nodes set to their positive states.

As shown in Figure 4, the BiFold plot clearly shows the two-party structure of the senate, allowing for convenient visual comparison of the relative "spread" of the parties, and identification of senators that are "moderate" versus those that are more "extreme" (Figure 4, top panels).

Mohamed's plan was extreme: Figure out his exact location and call the Greek police for help, or failing that, the Turkish police to surrender.