Sentence examples for extreme pieces from inspiring English sources

"Oh, they always put some extreme pieces in the show," she says, rightly.

Luke Day, GQ Style's fashion firector, agrees that more extreme pieces will become a British summer staple.

And even pro-European company bosses tend to have some reservations about the way the European Union is run, including the level of bureaucracy, the "more extreme" pieces of European legislation and the increases demanded by some in the bloc's budget, he said.

They were good with the default pieces in place, but now that I've traded them out for the extreme pieces, they're killing me.

Is this extreme piece of American eclecticism merely weird or really beautiful?

"This is the most extreme piece of anti-environmental legislation ever to come to the floor of the House," she said.

"Trying to turn architects into moral policemen is an extreme piece of hubris," said Robert Adam, a prominent classical architect who designs large country houses.

Epstein's "Homo/hetero: The Struggle for Sexual Identity" elaborates on the condition of those men cursed ("in the medieval sense of having been struck by an unexplained injury, an extreme piece of evil luck") with such perversion.

Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid said the plan was "an extreme piece of legislation and it's nothing more than a blatant attack on bipartisanship".

If the damage is extreme, the piece may go in a trash can.

The floor is made of 96 different types of marble (Work No. 1347), and the idea of mismatching is taken to extremes: every piece of cutlery, glassware, chair and table is different (Work No. 1343).