Sentence examples for its extreme form from inspiring English sources

The result (as the documentary's splendid selection of clips shows) was work of almost unbearable emotional extremes — in what Falk calls "ambiguity," "complexity of behavior," and "truth," and which he ascribes to Cassavetes himself: "He housed within himself every opposite, and he housed it in its extreme form".

In its extreme form, it is the cause of most of the evil in our world, as some people, groups (yes, including religious factions) and even nations are so militantly committed to defending their self-image, and so afraid of being discovered and proven wrong, that they will actively silence, and if deemed necessary kill, others who present a challenge to it.

It can signify correcting, altering, transforming and may even, in its extreme form, imply modes of denial.

But there is little evidence to support the doctrine of "peak oil" in its extreme form.

Salesmanship, in its extreme form, is a sleight of hand, a trick, whereby people are persuaded, to buy in cash or just mentally speaking, what is patently not true and unbelievable.

And, while that view hasn't survived in its extreme form, the basic question still guides modern research not nature versus nurture so much as just how much nature, and just how much nurture?

What troubles Mr. Purdy about this kind of irony is that in its extreme forms it can lead to alienation and indifference; it can become a substitute for action, and even for thought, and amounts to a passive acceptance of things as they are.

Its extreme forms tend to be the most limiting.

It called itself "realism," "verism," "symbolism," "artistic style," "impressionism," "sensualism," "imagism," "decadentism," and nowadays, in its extreme forms, "expressionism" and "futurism".

Compulsive buying is just as common in men as in women, a nationwide telephone survey has found, and in its extreme forms may be a psychiatric illness — an impulse control disorder associated with abnormal levels of depression and anxiety.

The backlash against multiculturalism does not express a problem with culture, but rather with its excess, including in its most extreme form the recognition of illiberal values and a lack of human rights' protection.