Sentence examples for extreme territory from inspiring English sources

The people Pryor should be compared to are not Cosby, or even the darker-minded comics of the period, such as Dick Gregory or Lenny Bruce, but artists such as Swift or Jarry or Lautréamont or even Hieronymus Bosch — people who entered a truly extreme territory, one that lies almost beyond comedy, but not beyond what the heart still recognizes as its own.

This notion — that mental illnesses are largely inborn personality traits that get pushed into extreme territory by life experience — has just gotten some high-tech confirmation from researchers at UC San Diego.

I'd forgotten about Cuvée du Président until recently, when I picked up John and Erica Platter's "Africa Uncorked: Travels in Extreme Wine Territory" (Wine Appreciation Guild, $24.95).

The members of the group, like their counterparts worldwide, are distrustful of mainstream news and often stray into an extreme conspiratorial territory.

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One of the latest warnings came from a finance dude who traded for Lehman Brothers before they went bankrupt in 2008 (lol, right?); Jared Dillian told the Wall Street website Mauldin Economics that Canada's housing market "is in extreme bubble territory," adding, "I don't see how it could get much worse".

The result is an epic drama of spiritualism and savagery, set in one of the world's most extreme frontier territories.

Nakhodka, also spelled Nachodka, town, Primorsky kray (territory), extreme eastern Russia.

His work inhabits extreme and dangerous territory, existing on the edge of performability: cliff-edge stuff for singers and orchestral players alike ("I've never worked so hard in my life," says conductor de Ridder. "Every bar is a different time signature and the tempo changes between fast and very very fast").

The theories, at times, can stray into extreme anti-Semitic territory.

Even within political Islam, Aulaqi's teachings fall into the most extreme, al-Qaida-aligned territory.