Sentence examples for to like extremes from inspiring English sources

"Americans tend to like extremes.

"I wouldn't like extreme forces to come to power.

"Breeders, we tend to like the more extreme versions," Hutcherson said the equivalent of a domestic dog bred with a wolf.

Otherwise, there is little not to like about Airport Extreme.

BIGGEST MISSED OPPORTUNITY FOR A CROSSOVER EPISODE Among reality television's most alarming shows has been the National Geographic Channel's "Doomsday Preppers," about people who are going to what seem like extremes to prepare for some kind of cataclysm.

It seems to like going from one extreme to another.

It may be impossible to like Ms. Huppert's more extreme characters, but it's equally impossible to dismiss them.

As a result, few small farms take out insurance plans, leaving them vulnerable to risks like extreme weather and hard-pressed to secure credit and loans.

Set in a mixed Christian-Muslim village, the movie (starring Labaki alongside a cast of mostly nonactors) tells the story of Christian and Muslim women who go to Lysistrata-like extremes to keep their menfolk from turning on each other as sectarian strife breaks out around them.

This way the risk of an increase in climate damages including those that are difficult to predict, like extreme weather events, would be transferred to the emitting industries.

Think of images from Hubble and the like to be like extreme telephoto portraits of individual features, while this is an ultra wide-angle shot of our whole cosmic neighborhood.