Sentence examples for extremes from inspiring English sources
The word 'extremes' is correct and usable in written English
It can be used as a plural noun to refer to the farthest or highest points of something. Example: The temperature in the desert can reach both extremes, with scorching hot days and freezing cold nights.
She is drawn to extremes of experience – violence is a key motif, but so are betrayal and troubled sexuality.
In certain quarters, there is a tendency to believe that the inevitable dynamic of the peace process is not just the inclusion of the extremes but their domination of the polity.
It asked them to tackle the complex interactions between increasing weather extremes and the impacts on health.
But Knausgaard took this distaste for the unreal and the manipulated to new extremes.
We methodically calculate changes in the risk of extremes due to human factors, like greenhouse gases.
Last month, meanwhile, the journal Nature published a meta-analysis using 39 climate models to predict "dates of departures" when local temperatures would exceed historical extremes recorded over the previous 150 years.
This morning, he held it aloft and declared: "This manifesto is an insurance policy against a government lurching off to extremes".
This is a suburban farce taken to almost Hollywood extremes, but Hughes is unabashed.
One is that urban areas capture wide extremes of wealth and poverty, which often exist cheek by jowl.
As Scotty, the Enterprise's long-suffering engineer, used to warn Captain Kirk as he pushed the starship to ever greater extremes: "She cannae take any more, captain!
Coral bleaching is a stress reaction caused by temperature extremes when the colour-giving algae separate from the coral skeleton.
