Sentence examples for extreme variety from inspiring English sources

Looking back over Ben Kingsley's 50-year career offers an extreme variety of roles.

The one he attends is of the extreme variety, as most are these days.

Tomorrow's heat, however, looks to be of the more extreme variety, with record-setting highs near 100 in play.

The environmental crisis is an inevitable result not just of neoliberalism – the most extreme variety of capitalism – but of capitalism itself.

But their conclusion is that whatever content people already accessed, the tendency was to continue to access agreeable content but of a more extreme variety.

The most senior jobs in big companies are generally of the "extreme" variety, involving huge responsibility, working weeks of 70 hours or more and constant travel.

Still less have they asked whether a society's weapons policy might be one of the institutional arrangements that contributes to the probability of its government engaging in some of the more extreme varieties of outrage.

Since I'm known as the American guy who likes to eat both the everyday food of Asia and some of its more extreme varieties, people there like to show me a good time.

It took, I think, a couple of years before Rollins who, by then, had doubtless been exposed to even more extreme varieties of the "new thing" (as from John Coltrane, in his later manner, or Albert Ayler)—seemed at ease with the roots of his musical identity, or came to integrate them more closely and his brilliant 1965 performance in Copenhagen (which I linked to a year ago today), attests to it.

In the 20th century, socialists (and statists of less extreme varieties) got a chance to implement their vision and left a pile of corpses some 260 million bodies deep.

It draws inspiration from some of the most abrasive-sounding music genres – including thrash metal, industrial music, noise music and the more extreme varieties of hardcore punk, such as crust punk.