Sentence examples for extreme ideas from inspiring English sources

He never resorted to violence or extreme ideas".

Nonetheless it was Balanchine, in New York, who staged Stravinsky's most extreme ideas.

The second is sociopolitical: How did a civilized society come to embrace Hitler's extreme ideas?

He took the risk of legitimising what should have remained marginal and extreme ideas and themes.

But when they are over, he's quietly tossed some pretty extreme ideas overboard".

Still, Mr. McNerney's campaign seized on the article as an example of Mr. Harmer's "radical" and "extreme" ideas.

We want big minds to voice extreme ideas, since our smaller minds already voice the saner ones.

The more extreme ideas were rejected, but plans for the burglary at the Democratic offices did go ahead.

Banning words works together with another language game authoritarians play: floating extreme ideas to make them acceptable to mainstream audiences.

In defending his most-extreme ideas, Tolstoy compared Christianity to a lamp that is not stationary but is carried along by human beings; it lights up ever new moral realms and reveals ever higher ideals as mankind progresses spiritually.

Once-extreme ideas like a Muslim ban or closing all mosques are now part of the political conversation, and politicians trying not to look weak are beginning to adopt more nativist and authoritarian talking points.