Sentence examples for sort of extreme from inspiring English sources

But you don't have to be an expert, or some sort of extreme sports nut.

Was this some sort of extreme psychological ploy by Carter for the playoffs?

The same sort of extreme views are evident among the party's core supporters on issues involving women.

A very different sort of extreme individuality is found in the work of the Tirolean painter and sculptor Michael Pacher.

All the images suggested some sort of extreme position, but some suggested a kind of liberty, an abandon.

"I have never contemplated any sort of extreme action of a political or criminal nature", he said.

The route of the annual Gummer's How Fell Race links the sort of extremes that make the Lake District landscape so special.

It was closer to raw feeling pushed in her bright, thickly textured voice to the sort of extremes associated with a singer like Maria Callas.

"And I think basically that the people, the sort of extremes in our Church - the very conservative evangelicals and very traditionalist Anglo-Catholics - have no idea how this will be read by most people".

You can read the full text of the pledge …It's full of all sorts of extreme, sexist, homophobic, racist garbage, allegedly for the purpose of protecting marriage.

(The researchers use the meteorologically-accurate term "tropical cyclone" to refer to all sorts of extreme storms, be they hurricanes, typhoons and the like).The paper calculates damage by modelling the extent to which growth slows years after the various crises.