Sentence examples for extreme rather than from inspiring English sources

The Olympics is a particularly apt analogy for Mr. Gladwell, because his work is couched in sports — although he leans toward the extreme rather than the I.O.C.-approved.

We become futuristic acrobats of the high tech and the extreme, rather than yesterday's stodgy pillars of the community, dispensing advice and lozenges, a silver-haired presence to steady any uncertainty.

Writers like Barker, whose politics are anti-ideological, and Bond, who is of the extreme rather than the progressive left, are hindered by their radical experimentation and their refusal to join the progressive mainstream.

It might be worse if they actually did know what they wanted and could get it, given that the extreme, rather than the merely highly conservative, part of the G.O.P. is the one on the move.

In the cases that have hit the headlines – Victoria Climbié and Ainlee Labonte, as well as Baby Peter – those children should have been removed much sooner, but these cases are the extreme rather than the norm.

They are competing to see who is more extreme rather than who is more democratic".

He decided years ago to lean into Alaska's extremes, rather than resist them.

Mr Obama's wording was carefully, formally non-partisan: he said "Congress" rather than "Republican", and chastised "the extremes" rather than tea-party conservatives.

It might also increase the incentive for parties to appeal to the extremes rather than to the middle.To some, that sounds acceptable enough: a touch of extremism, after all, is just one of the prices we pay for democracy.

GEORGE PACKER: Plus ca change… Yes, one thing I learned is how powerful staff members are in the Senate, how much of the work they do, how they push their bosses toward the ideological extremes rather than the other way round.

In regime II, however, P ( A ) becomes bimodal, meaning that the medium is more likely to end up close to the extremes rather than in the center.