Sentence examples for extreme viewpoint from inspiring English sources
When it comes to Laugesen, mind you, I'm quite happy with that: I tend to think the more panto the better with the evil editor, who seems to spend most of his time making videos that express the most extreme viewpoint possible.
That's like an extreme viewpoint, that's going really far, but I love that song.
The logical but somewhat extreme viewpoint taken in this manuscript, in which transmission units are called evolutionary units (irrespective of selection units), appears to me not devoid of problems.
This manuscript takes a rather extreme viewpoint, not even adressing the debate between heuristic distance/clustering approaches, some of which do allow for multifurcating trees, and character-based approaches, but even within the character-based approaches selecting only a set of markers (positions) that is strictly compatibel with itself.
But Oliver says Reclaim Australia tries hard to shun the more extreme viewpoints he admits the group has inevitably galvanized and drawn into its circle.
Visitors were frequently disconcerted by his images of popular entertainment or back-street squalor, depicted with a sharp eye for the topical gesture and heightened by a radical use of perspective, which embodied the extreme viewpoints of a newly mobile society.
These are very right wing and extreme viewpoints and everything possible must be done to counteract this kind of attitude.
It's created an insular online community of two extreme viewpoints that desperately try to get the other permanently banned.
The governor is aligning herself and the state of Alaska with the most discredited, fringe, extreme viewpoints by deny this".
The ACLU's support of defendants with unpopular, sometimes extreme, viewpoints have produced many landmark court cases and established new civil liberties.
In February, 17 Jewish organizations sent a letter to White House chief of staff John Kelly expressing concern over Miller's "extreme viewpoints and advocacy of racist policies".
