Sentence examples for time extremely from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, these and other possible factors are, most of the time, extremely difficult to assess, mainly due to the previously-mentioned extreme susceptibility of the vixen to disturbance immediately prior and after parturition.

I like that about acting, being at the same time extremely artificial and extremely real".

It's a feudal society that is at the same time extremely modern".

The letter about "Orphan Annie" is particularly interesting because that comic strip was in its time extremely controversial.

Next, melt the boiled sweets in a pan, one colour at a time – extremely slowly, over a very low heat – until they are a gooey liquid.

They looked like any old homemade cupcakes, but they had a silken tenderness that was somehow intensely rich and at the same time extremely light.

According to Colonel Beckwith's memoir, successful applicants are "audacious, free-thinking individuals" who can be "at times extremely patient and at other times extremely aggressive".

NOT everyone will approve of Ferdinand Mount's beautifully written, poignant and, at times, extremely funny memoir.

She was at times extremely, ridiculously dramatic, sometimes shouting and writhing around.

While some viewers praised the "disguised depth" of her comedy and called the sketches at times "extremely clever", others branded the show "very patchy".

And Miriam is a child of our times: extremely bright, sassy, ferociously critical of practically everything, in language that can seem rather too sophisticated.