Sentence examples for extreme opening from inspiring English sources

The most benign interpretation of the Beijing talks seemed to be that North Korea was using its last remaining leverage -- "playing its last cards," as Ko Yoo Hwan, a North Korea expert at Dongguk University in Seoul put it -- as an extreme opening position in negotiations that might last for months or years.

"Cool Boarders 2," for example, is very '90s — I got a good laugh out of the extreme opening montage, followed by the process of styling my badass snowboarding avatar.

The higher recognition performance of surprise and happy can be attributed to the strong and unique features of these expressions with regard to facial surface deformation, such as extreme opening of eyes and mouth, in the case of surprise and extreme bulging of checks and stretching of lips in the case of happy.

From his opening extreme long shots of a highway cutting through green, sandy hills, Mr. Lordello carves out two spaces, geographic and cinematic, that announce that his movie takes place both somewhere rural and suggestively pleasurable (sand, beach, vacation) and in that familiar territory staked out by masters of such shots, like the Iranian director Abbas Kiarostami.

The situation that emerges is so violent and extreme that the opening-night audience seemed uncertain how to react, but was certainly riveted.

The Curtis musicians did a fine job at both extremes, although the opening of the work could probably have benefited from a measure of restraint: the playing was exuberant but also deafeningly loud.

In the central pas de deux, Kowroski is pushed to dangerous extremes; in the opening moments, she plunges her body forward, her leg snaps behind her, and the music stops.

In its most extreme form the vaginal opening is also sewn up.

7 A.M. (CBS CBSS THIS MORNING "Eye-Opening Extremes," a weeklong segment, looks at people who test their physical limits in pursuit of thrills and acclaim, like the racecar driver Danica Patrick.

7 A.M. (CBS CBSS THIS MORNING "Eye-Opening Extremes," a weeklong exploration, looks at people who test their physical limits in pursuit of thrills and acclaim, starting with the movie stunt woman Jessie Graff, who has taken tumbles in "Bridesmaids," "Knight and Day" and "Bad Teacher".

Mr. Seinfeld will team up with Bob Ojeda, the lead studio analyst, and the host Chris Carlin on "Mets First Pitch," at 6. 7 A.M. (CBS CBSS THIS MORNING "Eye-Opening Extremes," a weeklong segment, looks at people who test their physical limits in pursuit of thrills and acclaim, like the Olympic gold medalist Shaun White, a snowboarder.