Sentence examples for extreme terms from inspiring English sources

Such extreme terms could not be accepted.

Newell sees this in rather extreme terms.

Declining poverty in extreme terms has shown significant regional fluctuations, however.

Such detachment and purgation were frequently expressed in extreme terms that imply the renunciation of all human ties.

Frayn is not a man to describe himself in any extreme terms but he was, he says now, beset, looking back, by a sudden sense of mortality.

Locally, he became famous for his letters to the Los Alamos Monitor, chastising in extreme terms the continued bomb-building activities at LANL.

When you do catch yourself using one of those words, immediately replace it in your thoughts with a less extreme term.

Yet his victimhood is couched in such absurdly extreme, cartoonish terms that identification is impossible.

At the other extreme, in terms of ambition, lies the dream of a shield over the entire United States.

On Saturday night Labour's candidate for mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, who is putting plans for more affordable housing at the heart of his campaign, described the bill as "the most extreme in terms of housing in a generation".

Alternatively, the nonwords in the present study might be more variable or less extreme in terms of sound symbolic mappings.