Sentence examples for usually extreme from inspiring English sources

If there's one word used to describe Asian cinema, it's usually "extreme".

"The weather was usually extreme, so it prepared you for the hot days at the U.S. Open.

The responses evoked are usually extreme: cat claws and meows on the one hand, or unabashed hero-worship on the other.

DNA probabilities are usually extreme — error rates are often stated as one in a billion or more — but that's because we have precise knowledge of how DNA markers are distributed across the human population.

The rate changes often, but the variation is not usually extreme.

These arrays usually showed extreme homogeneity in their repeating sequences.

Wittenberg said the New York City Marathon, which is scheduled for Nov. 4, has usually avoided extreme weather problems.

Princeton students don't usually face extreme financial scarcity, but they do face time scarcity.

Parr creates ultrarealistic pictorial narratives, usually in extreme close-up, based on a parochial myth -- the England of the imagination.

The design of mooring systems for floating production units usually considers extreme environmental conditions as a primary design parameter.

Every week I wonder how they manage to get women to agree to be filmed at their most vulnerable, often nearly naked and usually in extreme pain.