Sentence examples for extreme stage from inspiring English sources
Malkmus had already chosen the stage position that he would hold for twenty years: extreme stage right, as far from the band as possible.
Amanda Seyfried ("Mamma Mia!," "Big Love") was there as well, having accepted her first WordTheatre gig when she was 19 and suffering from extreme stage fright.
"An autopsy showed that she was four weeks pregnant, which indicates that she did not give up sex even at the extreme stage of the disease," tass said at the time.
Even at the extreme stage (when number of PUs is 100), WF-MAC obtains SU throughput that outstands nQ WF-MAC, random WF-MAC, and FMAC by 41.65, 68.65, and 88.56 %, respectively.
The severity of these changes seems to be progressive, from the intermediate/advanced stages (Pattern IIa) to extreme stage (Pattern IIb) of the neurofibrillar pathology.
In the present study, we further subdivided Pattern II into Patterns IIa and IIb, depending on the extent of neurofibrillary tangle development visualized with PHF-tauAT8, PHF-tauPHF-1 and thioflavin S (Pattern IIa, intermediate/advanced stages; Pattern IIb, extreme stage: Fig. 3).
The extreme, stage-Bette elements played best.
Draw aside the crimson velvet curtains of the side alcoves, and you expose ever more striking things: human genitalia in extreme stages of disease modelled in flesh-coloured wax featuring real pubic hair, for instance.
Nikolaus Lehnhoff's forceful, if extreme, staging updates the scenario to suit present gender obsessions: Salvago (Robert Brubaker, in an eloquent, if unsubtle, performance) loses his hump but likes to cross-dress, and the unfortunate girls are literally children, of both sexes.
At just 34, and in what her daughter, Caroline Kennedy, describes in a foreword to the book as "the extreme stages of grief," Mrs. Kennedy displays a cool self-possession and a sharp, somewhat unforgiving eye.
In the preface, Caroline Kennedy reportedly describes her mother as being in the "extreme stages of grief," and while she probably was — this was only a few months after John F. Kennedy's assassination — Caroline may also have been trying to account for her mother's tone, which is not always kind or even clever.
