Sentence examples for extreme goodness from inspiring English sources

But extreme goodness is not always likeable.

In these flamboyant displays of humility, actors lose their common sense; they forget how hard it is to make weakness or extreme goodness dramatically interesting.

But in the western world, the world of the selfish gene, extreme goodness is, according to Richard Dawkins at least, "a misfiring, even a perversion of the Darwinian take on niceness... from a Darwinian point of view, human super-niceness is just plain dumb".

While there is no explicit standard for extrapolation beyond the observation [ 18], this model showed an extreme goodness of fit, validated by observational data [ 17].

Throughout the play the extremes of cruelty and goodness embodied in the characters have been smoothed and softened, which would be more interesting if the actors could supply, in the place of the purity or the perfidy, more nuanced but equally vital interpretations.

He believed that the soul, uncontaminated by wealth and unperverted by extreme poverty, is essentially good; more, that it is part of a universal frame of goodness, which can also be glimpsed in mountains and rivers, animals and plants.

The probability density function that best described the observed survival time was selected among normal, log normal, Weibull, logistic, loglogistic, exponential, and extreme, using difference in log-likelihood and goodness of fit plots of the alternative models.

Based on the L-moments heterogeneity and goodness-of-fit measure, Gumbel and generalized extreme value (GEV) distribution were identified as robust distributions for the study area.

The number of association tests with high extreme FST versus low extreme FST was compared to the goodness of fit expectations for the same sample size using a chi-square test.

But beyond that - even in the midst of the most extreme bloodshed and sadistic revenge and degradation - our common human goodness.

Finally, constraints and challenges in extreme value analysis in respect to cut-off values, fitting algorithms, goodness-of-fit (GOF) criteria and co-occurrence of rain and wind are discussed.