Sentence examples for extreme passage from inspiring English sources

But it's easy to succumb to a paranoid six-degrees-of-separation game, in which the most radical figure in a particular community is always the most important one, or the most extreme passage in a particular writer's work always defines his real-world influence.

First, in his original column, Douthat, without citing any examples, criticized journalists who "succumb to a paranoid six-degrees-of-separation game, in which the most radical figure in a particular community is always the most important one, or the most extreme passage in a particular writer's work always defines his real-world influence".

Before he scarpers, I ask him: when he's writing his more extreme passages – in the new book, for example, there's one involving a fight in human faeces – does he ever wonder what his mum would make of them?

The five cell lines with extreme high passage numbers had, in fact, FAL values below the average FAL of 0.34 (i.e., DU4475, MCF-7, MDA-MB-435S, MDA-MB-453, and UACC893; Figure 1).

He loves dynamic extremes (a passage in his 1966 cello concerto is marked pppppppp),and unusual rhythms and tempos.The least doctrinaire of composers, Mr Ligeti has said he has no message and is always ready to change his musical language.

Hungarian authorities have raced to erect an 108-mile fence along the country's border with Serbia in recent months, after thousands of people fleeing war and extreme poverty sought passage through the country on their journey to northern Europe.

Kidney stones can also cause extreme pain during passage.

It has some wonderful and very varied moments: a triple-time interlude in which the colors of the overture are continued, some oddly vigorous and martial music for the chorus of spirits, and, most curious of all, a stealthy and sinuous orchestral passage of extreme harmonic ambiguity.

For this type of response process, the mean upcrossing frequency is found and asymptotic expressions are established that can be used to obtain closed form approximate solutions to the problems of extreme values or first passage of high levels.

A third element is the aphoristic moralizing, often in Pindar resulting in passages of extreme beauty, even sublimity.

A student of apocalyptic behavior whose previous books deal with Hiroshima, Nazi doctors and the Aum Shinrikyo cult in Japan, Lifton alternates between informed passages on extreme behavior and an often unconvincing application of these theories to the Bush administration.