Sentence examples for reflected extreme from inspiring English sources

The businessman, Morris Talansky, has denied that he ever expected anything in return, and he said his generosity reflected "extreme, extreme admiration" for Mr. Olmert, who he said he believed could heal divisions between religious and secular Jews.

Two further scenarios reflected extremes, the lower one assuming no price premiums for the new products and low treatment intensity, while the high extreme combined the effects of intense treatment with higher price premiums for new products.

Yet, recently, small groups who reflect extreme minority opinions across the political spectrum have turned to burning books.

First, there has been a sharp fall in capital inflows, reflecting extreme wariness on the part of foreign investors.

Many academics say personality problems significant enough to become an issue in a tenure decision are likely to reflect extreme and disruptive behavior, not just lack of charm.

Differences in discourses seldom reflect extreme opposites.

To evaluate whether inter-visit intraocular pressure (IOP) range, which reflects extreme and potentially damaging IOP fluctuations, provides additional information on IOP control compared to mean IOP.

In Yoo's case, his conclusions represented a "loyalty to his own ideology and convictions" which "clouded his view of his obligations to his client" and led him to author opinions reflecting "extreme" views of executive power.

Bathing was another ADL reflecting extreme differences.

Observations of entirely tubular or cisternal networks might therefore reflect extreme examples on a spectrum of possible mitotic ER arrangements.

Scores range from 0 to 24, with 24 reflecting extreme optimism, with a mean score of 15 in a mixed-age adult sample.