Sentence examples for marked by extreme from inspiring English sources

The trip lasted five days and was marked by extreme tension and fear.

In addition to his successful private practice in Boston, Kozol operated in a grim arena marked by extreme violence.

Genghis Khan had established his kingdom by leading expert warriors, 100,000 strong, on campaigns marked by extreme brutality.

A few are trying, against the tide, to remain apolitical in a country marked by extreme, even outlandish rhetoric.

These sustainability challenges are marked by extreme complexity, urgency, conflicting demands, and often a paucity of resources or political will to address them.

Extravaganza, a literary or musical work marked by extreme freedom of style and structure and usually by elements of burlesque or parody, such as Samuel Butler's Hudibras.

Readers respond, too, to the impression her poems convey of a haunting private life, one marked by extremes of deprivation and refined ecstasies.

By any historical measure, the March on the Pentagon was no more than one of many theatrically bizarre events characteristic of a time marked by extremes of disgust and exhilaration.

The early part of the college basketball season is typically marked by extremes.

Ó Cíosóig remarked that "it's more weird perversions of feeling you get in a relationship" and referred to the lyrics as being marked by "extremes, because we're entertained by extreme things".

His ministry was marked by an extreme conservatism that provoked the bitter hatred of republicans.