Sentence examples for to be extremes from inspiring English sources

"Everything seemed to be extremes.

There aren't supposed to be extremes of uniqueness - either you are or you're not - but he was exceptionally sui generis.

"Listen, I recognize there's going to be extremes, particularly in the Palestinian territories, that want to blow up peace," Mr. Bush said at the conclusion of a cabinet meeting.

In fact, the common thread linking murder rates in every country appears to be extremes of wealth and poverty, despair, plus the easy jump that makes to drug-related crime.

If the samples are chosen to be extremes of available phenotype, statistical tests appropriate for two groups, such as t-tests or Mann–Whitney U tests, can be used on the methylation results for each probe.

"This is just the tip of the iceberg – the future is going to be extremes beyond our imagination," says Head of Programme, Climate Change, Environment and Forests at the Overseas Institute of Development Dr. Tom Mitchell during The Debate.

They need to be extreme.

The circumstances have to be extreme.

"I've got to be extreme – a murderer.

"Windchill is expected to be extreme through Melbourne," Morgan said.

"The trigger doesn't have to be extreme," Mr. Seligman noted.