Sentence examples for extreme outlook from inspiring English sources

In the Daily Express, Leo McKinstry thought Corbyn's extreme outlook "will consign Labour to the outer fringe of British politics if he in charge".

If anything, as the climate stubbornly fails to conform to Dr. Hansen's predictions, he becomes even more extreme in his outlook.

He told BBC Breakfast: "Islamic State is profoundly more extreme in its outlook and in its ideological motivations".

"In America, the past decade has been our hottest on record," said Obama, who also announced the launch of new scientific and technological tools to increase global climate resilience and extend extreme weather risk outlooks.

They demonstrate a cavalier ignorance about climate matters which embodies the extreme and out-dated outlook of those who want to leave.

This brief National Security Network report declares, "McCain Has An Extreme Neo-Conservative Foreign Policy Record and Outlook".

His delightfully twisted outlook allowed only extremes.

His last book, Going to Extremes, explored how people of similar outlook grow more extremist when they come together, and how this polarisation has directed the decision-making of myriad institutions from terrorist cells to George W Bush's cabinet.

The traditional outlook can be manifested in extreme hospitality: the only danger visitors are likely to face is being overfed by an Omani family – the FCO has no current restrictions on travel in the country.

The share-price reaction to this uncertain outlook may have been slightly extreme, said Blue Oar Securities analyst Blaine Tatum.

The outlook may be pessimistic in the extreme, but you are unlikely to read a more courageous novel this year.