Sentence examples for most extreme version from inspiring English sources
Probably the most extreme version of this is the student loan program.
Cameron is firmly pushing forward with the most extreme version of TTIP imaginable.
But the Nazi camps were the most extreme version of concentration camps.
Of course, the most extreme version is you just delete them.
"It's always the most extreme version of the current trend," Benz says.
But do you see Twitter as the most extreme version of it?
As in so many other areas of American life, women of color often endure the most extreme versions of this problem.
Today the lead movements of opposition are Islamist and, in their most extreme versions, seek to cast the battle of east and west not as a political clash about imperialism but as a holy war.
Madison published these thoughts anonymously in the pro-Republican Philadelphia Aurora General Advertiser, one of many partisan newspapers launched in the seventeen-nineties — print precursors to Breitbart, which disseminated the most extreme versions of their stories at the most politically opportune times.
Ali Faisal, a senior member of the current de-Baathification committee and an aide to Ahmad Chalabi, an influential Shiite politician who had worked against previous American efforts to ease Baathists back into government, laid out one of the most extreme versions of what could happen under the new legislation.
His social circle at the Islamic Center of Fort Pierce contracted until it consisted mainly of his older brother, Mahrous, the family of the imam, and a 26-year-old convert to Islam, Robert Stewart, who seemed equally drawn to the most extreme versions of the faith.
