Sentence examples for rather extremely from inspiring English sources

(Or rather extremely right wing. The term "conservative" as it was once used doesn't really apply to 21st-century Republicans).

Ben Arnold Will Best meets people living, rather extremely, under the "selfie" brolly, in one of those queasy, generationally polarising shows.

In the same breath, Morozov warns us that dictators aren't fools or madmen, but rather, extremely clever and technically accomplished politicians.

"We came up with an incredibly right translation that included verb tenses that were no longer used," Mr. Move said, "but might have been spoken by a rather extremely eccentric well-educated woman 50 years ago".

And there are those who have come to realize that the issue is not as clear as one of Sunni and Shiite affiliations, but is rather extremely obscure in terms of hiding new, strange and dangerous alliances.

Rather, extremely long branches are attracted within the out-groups, and not as a sister group to them, as found in many of the individual gene trees.

There is no recovery to be inspired, rather an extremely solid base to be augmented.

This rather good, extremely well performed horror movie is a transposition of Tomas Alfredson's outstanding Swedish vampire movie, Let the Right One In, from 1982 Stockholm to President Reagan's America, and specifically Los Alamos, Mexico, cradle of the atom bomb.

If you wanted to change and shape the position of your teeth, you wouldn't knock or hammer away at them quickly, but rather apply extremely gentle pressure over a long period of time – months or years (ie bracing).

We report here that ionocytes do not contain numerous small-sized mitochondria as has been suggested earlier but rather few, extremely elongated megamitochondria.

Previous reports have shown that moderate, rather than extremely high, Xks1p activity is more beneficial for growth and ethanol production from xylose because this enzyme catalyzes an ATP-consuming reaction (Jin et al. 2003; Peng et al. 2011).