Sentence examples for most extreme figures from inspiring English sources

The Republican Party runs the risk of being captured by its most extreme figures.

The most extreme form of the fluidity that is characteristic of monsters is the Protean figure who can change into any form or combination of forms at will.

The most extreme form of de-stocking is abandonment.

The most extreme form of self-loathing.

The most extreme form of brain injury is brain death.

At their most extreme the figures suggest a child from the top-performing borough, Westminster, would outperform a similar child from a similar neighbourhood in Hull by two grades in every subject.

Oddly, it's with the most extreme and exaggerated figures -- the characters who in the book are just labels on the page -- that "Bright Young Things" has its greatest success.

Mr. Godard, who had made a handful of shorts before turning to a true-crime scenario that Mr. Truffaut had been working on, was perhaps the most extreme and paradoxical figure in this movement, and would go on to become a prolific and polarizing filmmaker.

In fact, cooperation fails to survive only very rarely and only for the most extreme payoff parameters (Figure 5).

The author divided the country into four regions: east, south, west and north and found differences between regions as four of the species are concerned, with the extreme figures most often in the region south.

In the most extreme estimates, some analysts figure he'd be lucky to net 15% of his paper fortune.