Sentence examples for not so extreme from inspiring English sources

Usually, repercussions are not so extreme as that.

"We have rich and poor but not so extreme as you.

The case of Marler is not so extreme but, in its own way, is equally revealing.

Writer read "L'Aurore" (of the extreme Right), "Le Gigaro" (of the not so extreme Right), "L'Humanite" (of the Communist Left), and "Franc-Tireur (of the not so extreme Left).

But there were other, subtler differences in instrument design, though not so extreme as in original-instrument Baroque performances.

Former teammates tell stories of Lundqvist's breaking golf clubs and trashing locker rooms after bad performances, but he said his swings in emotion were not so extreme anymore.

The switch from movies to architecture wasn't so extreme, he claims: "Design is all about entrances and exits.

"Even in circumstances that aren't so extreme, the question of what makes anybody keep going is always an intriguing one.

They aren't so extreme in their fanaticism that they simply refuse to consider the alternative.

But sadly, we'll undoubtedly also see some situations of real-world stalking (both extreme and not-so extreme cases) that will crop up.

My interest in the Earth Sciences began as a love for the outdoors, usually manifested as some form of extreme or not-so-extreme sport.