Sentence examples for extreme text from inspiring English sources

Though it avoids the overt violence that made her earlier work notorious, it remains an extreme text, dissolving character, narrative and theatrical artifice in its quest for absolute emotional expression.

We suspect that this stability in Fig. 21 and the remarkably small variance of cascade sizes may indicate that until link-error is extreme, (text {OAS}_{text {mg}}) is able to identify a seed set that infects a stable set of large clusters in the UCI messenger-app network.

For example, if you suffer extreme text anxiety and thus have low GRE scores, you should make a statement explaining the scores.

But Hostiensis's apparent approval of this passage of Roman law counts among the more extreme texts.

Siege encouraged lone-wolf acts of violence; Hankes described Siege as "very, very extreme texts" and added that "the fact he played a role in rehabilitating that and bringing it to a wide audience is very significant".

The language used by those who question her directorial style often tends to such extremes; texts are "brutally cut" and "roughed up", leaving one with an image of a malevolent figure standing over a copy of Euripides gleefully wielding a pair of scissors.

Still, as a matter of principle, I'll hereby refer to it as the "KidZ Rule! Extreme Self-Texting Apparatus," or KRESTA.

It's how I took the line when I first read the play, but then came to doubt it because of the text's extreme emphasis on virginity as a prime feminine virtue.

When I called Cardullo again in Izmir, he said that he "can't account" for the extreme similarities between his text and the Criterion titles, and that he has never seen the Criterion disk of "The 400 Blows".

The extreme density of the text was due in part to Heidegger's avoidance of traditional philosophical terminology in favour of neologisms derived from colloquial German, most notably Dasein (literally, "being-there").

You can read many of them in the handsome anthology "Extreme Exposure: Solo Performance Texts From the Twentieth Century".