Sentence examples for extreme sense from inspiring English sources
It's really about self-harm in the most extreme sense".
The psychiatric term "paranoia" involves an extreme sense of persecution.
"There are moments you remember because they make extreme sense".
An extreme sense of skepticism is warranted whenever anything looks too good to be true anywhere.
"I had a very strong feeling that he had an extreme sense of fairness," he said.
A more extreme sense, used more in law and politics, is "estranged; alienated; resentful; disloyal".
High-temperature surface-enhanced Raman scattering (SERS) sensing is significant for practical detections, and pinhole-containing (PC) metal@oxide structures possessing both enhanced thermal stability and superior SERS sensitivity are served as promising SERS sensors at extreme sensing conditions.
This work achieved highly reliable and precise control of the pinholes over Al2O3 shells, offering sensitive SERS substrates with intensified thermal stability and superior SERS performances at extreme sensing conditions.
In the end, that sureness about her own judgment — at its extreme, a sense that she alone is wise — is probably Hillary's cardinal trait.
Missing were the grind and harshness that the ground troops on the islands experienced — the malaria, hunger, extreme heat, sense of isolation — elements generally not captured by the films focused on Pearl Harbor, Midway and the Pacific's other great battles.
In fact, I am a little embarrassed that I make a living teaching people how to create energy and manage their energy using extreme common sense.
