Sentence examples for extreme representations from inspiring English sources

The mainstays of the puppet theatre were written not by Chikamatsu but by his successors; his plays, despite their literary superiority, failed to satisfy audiences' craving for displays of puppet techniques and for extreme representations of loyalty, self-sacrifice, and other virtues of the society.

We argue that the underrepresentation of extreme representations of world views and environmental discourses in energy scenarios skews the overall outlook on possible energy futures.

However it will be worth trying to push such extreme representations to the side in order to isolate the core assumptions which ground Raymond's position as well as to appreciate her feminist critique of transsexuality as a medical phenomenon.

Thanks to her extreme representation within the media, Amanda Knox – the former US student twice convicted and twice acquitted for the murder of British roommate Meredith Kercher in Italy – has sometimes seemed like a villain invented by a screenwriter.

The movie's great beauty only underscores the loneliness of the woman lost in space, the extreme representation of anyone suddenly unable to reach the ground physically, spiritually, or in any other way.

Not the defending champions, the Lakers have become the reigning N.B.A. circus, the extreme representation of the modern American basketball system, where wildly talented but overindulged players are struggling to hold off the world in general and Tim Duncan in particular.

We aimed to identify the specific gene or genes involved by performing a systematic, high-density (∼2 3-kb intervals) linkage disequilibrium screen of these genes in an independent sample, incorporating family-based and case-control designs in which dyslexia was defined as an extreme representation of reading disability.

"When being raped, she shouldn't fight back," says Singh in the documentary, a line widely quoted as the most extreme representation of an otherwise more subdued Indian chauvinism.

Wouter Hanegraaff asserted that Crowley was an extreme representation of "the dark side of the occult", while philosopher John Moore opined that Crowley stood out as a "Modern Master" when compared with other prominent occult figures like George Gurdjieff, P.D. Ouspensky, Rudolf Steiner, or Helena Blavatsky, also describing him as a "living embodiment" of Oswald Spengler's "Faustian Man".

The results of the present study therefore indicate that the BML architecture is an extreme representation of the changes that occur throughout the affected compartment in OA.

The genus Mycoplasma is particularly interesting, featuring species with extreme over-representation of DNA bends as well as strong under-representation.