Sentence examples for extreme something from inspiring English sources

When Beethoven wrote 'espressivo' – which he did a lot – he meant something deeply emotional, something extreme, something that would stop time as we know it".

My first instinct is to go for the other extreme: something tropical, or a desert scene, or maybe some Faulkner — try conjuring up summer in Mississippi on a day like today.

Finch was in a state of extreme something, agitated, shaking, and Karen switched off the engine and turned to her. "These things," said Karen, kindly, "can be quite a trial — excuse the pun — Finch, do you want to talk about it, without actually of course talking about it?

Buffer's news stream is designed to somehow drop into the middle of those two extremes — something that is quick and easy to shuffle through, but with an interface that lets you linger for longer if you so choose.

The people who argue that markets were always efficient and there was no problem, that was an extreme position — something a lot of people at Chicago had recognized before.

Tiger-mothering might seem to be a useful counterbalance to such permissiveness, but both extremes leave something out.

It's always geared to something extreme because I'm exploring the extreme world we live in.

So she needed something extreme.

Something extreme in his temperament, even then.

"One way or another, we're doing something extreme.

It had to be something extreme, to achieve notoriety.