Sentence examples for extreme illustration from inspiring English sources

This rather extreme illustration indicates an attitude shift from the stoical postwar generation.

The Davis case is an extreme illustration of the many oddities — some would call them grotesqueries, and others procedural obstacles — associated with the death penalty in America today.

The most extreme illustration of it was the murder of politician Jo Cox, but others have had to endure aggressive and misogynistic intimidation.

In truth the fatal violence against lesbians like Nogwaza and Simelane is an extreme illustration of a truth about all rape: it is always "corrective".

It was the extreme illustration of why coupons work; like cinnanut coffee or gourmet half-and-half, I didn't know I wanted it until I tried it.

The tale of the two Pont Streets is an extreme illustration of England's real estate market: The prime London market has become a bubble of wealth, blown up by international billionaires, while the rest of the country's property sector struggles.

Again using the two extremes as illustration, the benefit of adding HCW decolonization is much less sensitive to the efficacy of patient isolation when few HCWs are responsible for many acquisitions.

And the reverse is also true: his great silkscreens begun in 1962 show a "designer's intelligence", and, as Benjamin Buchloh has written, his Pop art carries over traits of his commercial illustration: "extreme close-up fragments and details, stark graphic contrasts and silhouetting of forms, schematic simplification and, most important, rigorous serial composition".

I read these traces on lavatory walls as murmurs of loneliness, as much as semi-public accounts and illustrations of extreme fantasies and acts.

In the end, then, my no-baggage experiment was less a test of extremes than a simple illustration of what you do and don't need on the road.

"It's an illustration of pretty extreme grass-roots politics," he said of his film's message, "that you can do it".