Sentence examples for more extreme direction from inspiring English sources

The same mentality that causes fights to break out between sports fan happens in the cyberworld; the group dynamic tends to push the collective in a more extreme direction.

The Renault Captur takes the rakish, offbeat style of the Nissan Juke in a more extreme direction, and the Nissan Esflow offered a hint of what an electric sports car could be.

"The Conservatives are going in a more extreme direction with all the focus on reducing the size of the state.

Penetration would take the movie in a more extreme direction, but without it Coach retains his deceptive mask.

According to Nick Ryan, who spent time with the group while working as a journalist and now runs communications for anti-racist charity Hope Not Hate, the incident related to an ideological split within the group, with one faction wanting to take the organisation in a more extreme direction.

But the funding didn't stop — instead, it simply flowed in more extreme directions.

And it's here that the scene lives in 2016, with its new obscurity pushing it into more and more extreme directions, with the old standard of 180BPM now an entry level.

And like many self-conscious iconoclasts, they tend to drift in ever-more extreme directions, reveling in political incorrectness even as they leave common sense and common decency behind.

Other studies have shown that when relatively like-minded people are grouped together, they don't settle around the average point of view of the individuals in the group but rather become more extreme in the direction toward which they're already inclined.

We then obtained significance values independently for each gene: parameter pairwise correlation by permuting the query gene/parameter 10,000 times and calculating the percent of permuted correlations that are more extreme (in either direction) than the non-permuted (observed) correlation.

Of the one million permutations, only 756 of the computed STX1A and PC1 correlations were more extreme in the positive direction than the observed correlation (Bonferroni corrected p = 0.0076).